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Proteas Women Revive World Cup Hopes with Crucial Victory

Summary

  • Proteas Women recover from 10-wicket loss to England
  • Tazmin Brits scores record-breaking 5th century in 2025
  • Sune Luus and Brits's 159-run stand secures win over New Zealand
Proteas Women Revive World Cup Hopes with Crucial Victory

The Proteas Women faced a tough challenge in the 2025 ICC Women's Cricket World Cup after being bowled out for under 70 in their opening match against England. However, the team showed resilience and determination to bounce back in their second game against New Zealand.

Led by a record-breaking fifth century from opener Tazmin Brits and an unbeaten 83 from Sune Luus, the Proteas secured a crucial six-wicket victory over the White Ferns. The 159-run partnership between Brits and Luus was instrumental in setting up the win, which was crucial for South Africa's World Cup campaign.

Reflecting on the team's mindset after the loss to England, Luus emphasized the importance of staying positive and bringing their A-game to the next match. The former captain praised Brits' exceptional form and highlighted the significance of the top-order batters setting up the team's success.

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With the win over New Zealand, the Proteas Women have revived their hopes in the ongoing World Cup. They now face the added challenge of taking on the hosts, India Women, in their next match, but the team is prepared to maintain their positive mentality and competitive spirit.

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The Proteas Women were able to bounce back from their 10-wicket loss to England with an emphatic six-wicket victory over New Zealand in their second match of the 2025 ICC Women's Cricket World Cup.
The 159-run partnership between Proteas opener Tazmin Brits and Sune Luus was crucial in setting up the team's victory over New Zealand.
Tazmin Brits has been in exceptional form, scoring three centuries in four innings, including a record-breaking fifth century in the 2025 tournament.

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