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Wolvaardt: We have the fighting spirit for World Cup success

Cape Argus

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March 28, 2025

PROTEAS Women captain Laura Wolvaardt has returned home from the Women’s Premier League in India, and has her sights on the upcoming Tri-Series against hosts Sri Lanka and India next month.

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Wolvaardt: We have the fighting spirit for World Cup success

While concentrating on the Tri-Series, Wolvaardt is also aware of the Women’s ODI World Cup, which will begin in October in India.

This would mark her second ICC event as captain, having led the T20 team to the final of the World Cup in Dubai last year.

Though Wolvaardt and her team had a phenomenal tournament, beating Australia Women in the semi-final, losing to New Zealand in the final stung.

“I think it’s one of those that I’ll have many sleepless nights about,” Wolvaardt told Independent Media on Thursday. “It was obviously tough losing that final.”

Despite the loss in the final in Dubai, Wolvaardt acknowledges that they had a successful tournament, one in which they got to understand that as a team, they have what it takes to win high-pressure World Cup games.

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