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Success is a lousy teacher, says Proteas women's coach
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|May 07, 2025
DESPITE having lost two consecutive games in the ongoing Tri-Nations series against hosts Sri Lanka Women and India Women, South Africa Women's coach Mandla Mashimbyi believes that the side is moving in the right direction.
The side lost by 15 runs and five wickets to India Women and Sri Lanka Women, respectively, last week.
In both matches, Mashimbyi has identified periods in which South Africa dominated.
The only area of concern, according to Mashimbyi, is the side's failure to dominate for long periods to force a result in their favour.
"I think we're gaining a lot more than the results suggest," Mashimbyi said on Tuesday.
"You only learn the best when you lose, and as we all know that winning is also a lousy teacher. Whenever we felt that we were on top, we just lost wickets and lost the momentum, and that's criminal in these types of conditions.
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