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Brits 'feeling quite good' ahead of Women's World Cup
Saturday Star
|July 26, 2025
PROTEAS Women opening batter Tazmin Brits believes that she has a lot of work to do to improve her own game heading into the ICC Women's ODI World Cup in India and Sri Lanka later this year.
This is despite the fact that the right-handed batter has scored two centuries and one half-century in her last seven innings in ODI cricket, a statistics pack that suggests that the 34-year-old is in good touch heading into the World Cup.
Having played ODI cricket for four years now, Brits has been able to stack up four centuries and two half-centuries in 37 matches as she has climbed up the ladder to become one of the key players in the Proteas women's side.
With the World Cup right around the corner, Brits is sharpening her skills in the nets as the team prepares for the showpiece event.
This story is from the July 26, 2025 edition of Saturday Star.
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