Proteas Women sensation Kayla Reyneke was short for words after another day to remember in the green and gold jumper, this time making her ODI debut for South Africa.
South Africa defeated New Zealand by two wickets in the first One Day International of the three-match series at the Hagley Oval on Sunday.
Proteas Women captain Laura Wolvaardt believes they’re capable of a much better ODI series against New Zealand than they had in the T20Is, where they were thumped 4-1 just a few days ago.
Proteas Women assistant coach Claire Terblanche has made it clear that they will be fielding their strongest team possible for the ODI series against New Zealand, which forms part of the ICC Women’s Championship.
New Zealand Women were simply brilliant as they cruised to a comprehensive 92-run victory over the Proteas Women in the final T20I in Christchurch on Wednesday.
The Proteas Women have already started planning towards the 2029 ICC Women’s World Cup, according to Cricket SA Director of National Teams and High Performance Enoch Nkwe.