WATCH: Proteas host first Women’s World Cup in Africa
Business Day TV spoke to Stuart Hess, Sports Reporter for Sunday Times
10 February 2023 - 16:36
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Tazmin Brits of SA bats during the Women's T20I Tri-Series match against West Indies at Buffalo Park in East London, on Wednesday. SA won by 10 wickets. Picture: THEO JEPTHA
All eyes are on the Proteas women’s team, as the first host of The ICC Women's T20 World Cup in Africa. Business Day TV unpacked the build-up to the tournament with Stuart Hess, Sports Reporter for Sunday Times.
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WATCH: Proteas host first Women’s World Cup in Africa
Business Day TV spoke to Stuart Hess, Sports Reporter for Sunday Times
All eyes are on the Proteas women’s team, as the first host of The ICC Women's T20 World Cup in Africa. Business Day TV unpacked the build-up to the tournament with Stuart Hess, Sports Reporter for Sunday Times.
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