ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup
Although the team did not clinch the trophy, the Proteas have made the nation proud through their determination, skill, and fighting spirit. The government conveys heartfelt appreciation to Captain Laura Wolvaardt, Head Coach Mandla Mashimbyi, and the entire technical team for their strong leadership and dedication throughout the tournament.
The government on Sunday applauded the Proteas Women’s cricket team for their exceptional performance in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup final against India at the Dr DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai.
Although the team did not clinch the trophy, the Proteas have made the nation proud through their determination, skill, and fighting spirit. The government conveys heartfelt appreciation to Captain Laura Wolvaardt, Head Coach Mandla Mashimbyi, and the entire technical team for their strong leadership and dedication throughout the tournament.
“Reaching the final is a historic milestone that will continue to inspire future generations of women in sport. We thank all South Africans who rallied behind the team by wearing green and gold, watching the match, and cheering them on. The Proteas Women remain true champions in the hearts of the nation, and the government congratulates the team on their outstanding journey to the final,” Acting Government Spokesperson Sandile Nene said.
India was crowned ICC Women's World Cup Champions for the first time, defeating South Africa by 52 runs in the final. India have been runners-up twice, in 2005 and 2017, and reached their third final after beating seven-time champions Australia in a thriller.
