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Antoinette Muller

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Proteas prevail the hard way as Dercksen powers two‑wicket win

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By Antoinette Muller Verified
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South Africa survived a nervy chase to beat Pakistan by two wickets in their ICC Women’s T20 World Cup fixture in Birmingham, but turned what should have been a routine 127-run chase into an unnecessarily tense finish, having dismantled Pakistan with the ball.
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Proteas Kapp‑italise on Pakistan meltdown

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By Antoinette Muller Verified
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South Africa need 127 runs to win their Group 1 ICC Women’s World T20 fixture against Pakistan at Edgbaston in Birmingham – a remarkable total considering half of Pakistan’s innings consisted of dot balls. Having lost their opening fixture against Australia by a hefty 65 runs, and not wanting to spoil the mood of Laura Wolvaardt playing in her 100th T20I, the Proteas needed a strong response and they wasted no time in signalling that intent.
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Pakistan bat first as ton up Wolvaardt leads unchanged Proteas

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By Antoinette Muller Verified
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Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat against South Africa in their ICC Women’s World T20 match on Wednesday. Laura Wolvaardt leads an unchanged Proteas side in her 100th T20I, becoming just the sixth South African woman to reach the milestone. Her calm presence will be central as South Africa look to rebound from their loss to Australia and maintain their perfect Women’s T20 World Cup record against Pakistan — three wins from three meetings (2012, 2014, 2020).
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