Cricket South Africa (CSA), on Friday, introduced the South Africa Ladies squad for the upcoming inaugural version of Commonwealth Games Women’s Cricket Competition 2022, beginning July 29 in Birmingham.
Common skipper Dane van Niekerk will miss one other main event after failing to get well from an ankle damage. Notably, Van Niekerk broke her ankle after slipping and falling at her new dwelling in Gqberha in January, which dominated her out of the ODI World Cup. She had returned to coaching however has not regained full health but.
In Van Niekerk’s absence, Sune Luus will proceed to captain the Proteas Ladies, with skilled campaigner Mignon du Preez making a comeback after being not noted of the outfit that performed in opposition to Eire. Another gamers akin to Marizanne Kapp, Sinalo Jafta and Masabata Klaas have additionally returned to the T20I squad.
“With key gamers not out there, we stay very excited to compete within the Commonwealth Video games. Having Mignon du Preez provides expertise to the squad and permits for some strategic modifications within the batting line-up. It as soon as once more permits the chance for gamers to showcase their abilities, as submit the Video games we put together for the house T20 World Cup, and the workforce has the capabilities to complete throughout the medals,” stated CSA Momentum Proteas Convenor of Selectors, Clinton du Preez.
“We couldn’t have requested for a greater alternative to organize for these Video games, with the tour of Eire and in addition in opposition to England. It has allowed for a lot rotation and alternatives for gamers. We wish to take that momentum into the Video games and have the gamers in a constructive house as we compete,” he added.
South Africa Ladies Squad for Commonwealth Video games 2022:
Suné Luus (Captain), Chloé Tryon (Vice-Captain), Anneke Bosch, Trisha Chetty, Nadine de Klerk, Mignon du Preez, Lara Goodall, Shabnim Ismail, Sinalo Jafta, Marizanne Kapp, Ayabonga Khaka, Masabata Klaas, Nonkululeko Mlaba, Tumi Sekhukhune, Laura Wolvaardt.
