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A heroines welcome for the Proteas Women
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|November 05, 2025
PROTEAS Women’s captain, Laura Wolvaardt, highlighted an increase in support from South Africa as a feat that gave them the strength to break records in the recently concluded 2025 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in India.
Wolvaardt led the Proteas women's team to the country's first-ever ICC Cricket World Cup final, where they fell short by 52 runs against hosts India women in Navi Mumbai this past Sunday.
However, the Proteas Women - coached by Mandla Mashimbyi - achieved record-breaking results at the showpiece event.
Behind their success, Wolvaardt highlighted support from South Africa as what gave them the strength to push the boundaries.
Wolvaardt added that having such a successful tournament helps inspire young girls and boys to pick up the sport of cricket, a feat that is of utmost importance in the country.
“This tournament, we've really felt a lot of support from back home. Just seeing how many people were watching,” Wolvaardt told the media last night.
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