Proteas women aim to be much more 'clinical'

Having produced a quality all-round performance to beat England by six wickets in the first of three ODIs in Kimberley on Wednesday, South Africa will look to carry that momentum into the second match in Durban tomorrow.

- Jacques van der Westhuyzen

But, the Proteas women's team will hope to be even more clinical against one of the best teams in the game.

On Wednesday they had their opponents struggling at 50/4, 91/6 and 106/7 but England managed to reach 186.

All-rounder Nadine de Klerk (below), who took 1/32 in seven overs and contributed 48 not out off 28 balls, said the team would look to up their game in Durban.

"England are a really good side, they've won World Cups, and have several quality players," said De Klerk ahead of tomorrow's match.