Proteas Women: Fielding Woes Haunt World Cup Preparation
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South Africas Proteas Women suffered a tough five-match T20 series loss to New Zealand, dropping four games. The team struggled with sloppy fielding, allowing key Kiwi batters like Sophie Devine and Amelia Kerr to capitalize on dropped catches. In the fourth match, Devine was dropped twice and scored a quick sixty-four, while Kerr was dropped on zero and responded with a century in the final match. The teams captain, Laura Wolvaardt, acknowledged the inconsistencies in batting, bowling, and fielding, attributing them to a mindset issue. With the World Cup approaching and a tough group stage, the team aims to improve their performance in the upcoming ODI against New Zealand and the home T20 series with India.
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