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South African Kapp eyes WPL, World Cup success

Hindustan Times Haryana

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March 04, 2025

Marizanne Kapp is chasing two goals this year. As a Delhi Capitals player, she's determined to secure the Women's Premier League while also eyeing ICC ODI World Cup success with South Africa to be played in India later this year.

- Samreen Razzaqui

LUCKNOW:

At 35, Kapp is one of the most experienced internationals. Her experience of Indian conditions—19 ODIs, 8 T20Is, two Tests and 22 WPL games—has honed her effectiveness on these pitches. In the current WPL season, she's contributed 59 runs and claimed six wickets across six matches. "I would love to win a World Cup. That's the No.1 goal. And winning the WPL. We've been such a good side for the last three years, so it would be amazing to win," Kapp told HT. "Ultimately my biggest goal is to perform for my team, whether it's with the bat, ball or in the field."

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