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You are here: Home / News / Sport / Tunnicliffe Century Powers Western Province To Victory

Tunnicliffe Century Powers Western Province To Victory

20 November 2023 by Guest

JOHANNESBURG: With the Cricket South Africa (CSA) Women’s Professional Domestic League in full swing, Fidelity Titans, Hollywoodbets Dolphins and Western Province…

JOHANNESBURG: With the Cricket South Africa (CSA) Women’s Professional Domestic League in full swing, Fidelity Titans, Hollywoodbets Dolphins and Western Province clinched victories in the 1-Day Cup on Saturday.

Western Province were triumphant at their home ground against neighbouring rivals, Six Gun Grill Garden Route Badgers, at Newlands.

Western Province took the crease first, and Faye Tunnicliffe’s blistering run-a-ball century, scoring 136 off 135 deliveries, propelled the hosts to a massive total. Tunnicliffe found solid support from Delmi Tucker (46) and Kelsey Adams (40), guiding WP to a commanding score of 287/6.

In response, the Badgers encountered difficulties, with Haroline Rhodes and Chantelle van Schoor making noteworthy contributions of 27 runs each.

Nadine de Klerk led the bowling attack, orchestrating the dismissal of Badgers for 152 runs. De Klerk returned figures of 3/22, complemented by Nosipho Vezi’s 2/19, securing a massive 135-run victory for Western Province.

Full scoresheet available here.

Meanwhile, in Durban, Hollywoodbets Dolphins chose to bowl first against their opponents, Recon Tactical Free State, at the Hollywoodbets Kingsmead Stadium.

Free State’s Gezelle Janse van Rensburg notched up a half-century (52), and with Yolandi Potgieter’s 36 runs, the visitors were bundled out for 150.

Ayanda Hlubi claimed a four-wicket haul in her 10 overs, dismissing Elandri Janse van Rensburg (18), Miane Smit, Katlego Nkogs (both for one), and Verunissa Reddy without scoring.

The comfortable chase for the hosts saw them reaching the target in just under 30 overs, losing only one wicket. Skipper Courtney Gounden (71) and Alexandra Candler (57*) ensured a resounding nine-wicket victory for the Dolphins.

Full scoresheet available here.

In the Jukskei derby in Tshwane, Fidelity Titans secured a narrow six-run win (via DLS Method) against DP World Lions at SuperSport Park.

Having been assign in to bat first, Titans, with half-centuries from Anneke Bosch (64) and Gandhi Jafta (50), set a respectable target, finishing the innings at 187/7.

The Lions were well within their chase at 72/3 when lightning struck, forcing the match to be called off. Kay Leigh Tapp had already facilitated the dismissals of Nonkululeko Thabethe and Sunette Viljoen-Louw, with Madison Landsman remaining unbeaten on 23*.

 

UPCOMING MATCHES – CSA PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S DOMESTIC LEAGUE

Sunday, 19 November 2023 @10h00 – CSA Women’s T20 Challenge

DIVISION 1

Western Province vs Six Gun Grill Garden Route Badgers – Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town

Hollywoodbets Dolphins vs Recon Tactical Free State – Hollywoodbets Kingsmead Stadium, Durban

Fidelity Titans vs DP World Lions – Supersport Park, Centurion

 

DIVISION 2

KwaZulu-Natal Inland vs Easterns – AET Pietermaritzburg Oval, Pietermaritzburg

Kei vs Boland – Khaya Majola Oval, Mthatha

 

For Media Enquiries, please contact Alungile Nyakambi on alungilen@cricket.co.za or 084 204 3689.

Source: cricket.co.za

Wayne Parnell: South African cricketer Wayne Parnell started out as a left-arm pacer and is now an all-rounder. Known for his signature delivery, the Bender, he had a successful career in domestic and franchise cricket, but his international career was mostly riddled with injuries. He converted to Islam in 2011.

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