In an exclusive interview with Sibonelo Doyisa, the coach of the University of Fort Hare Women's Football Club, he opened up about the team’s journey and performance in their debut season in the Hollywoodbets Super League. University of Fort Hare FC © Galo Images Promoted at the end of the 2023 season, the team is currently in the 12th position on the log after 16 matches, with a record of five wins, two draws, and nine losses. The coach expressed how disheartened he is with the team’s progress. “The performance of the team is not so good, but the team is slowly moving in the right direction. The team is still new, but it has shown that given time and some personnel there and there it can go further into the league,” the coach noted. Coach Sibonelo is a SAFA D Coaching License holder, awaiting C licence certificate, he identified several key areas where the team needs to enhance their game going forward, with one of the primary areas focussing on bringing in new signings. “I thi
The Momentum Proteas gear up for an enthralling tour to India set to take place from 10 June - 9 July. The tour promises an entertaining display of cricketing prowess as the Proteas lock horns with their Indian counterparts in a series comprising three ODI matches, a pivotal Test match, and three T20Is. Proteas Women © Cricket South Africa Following the departure of long service coach Hilton Moreeng, assistant coach Dillion du Preez took over the role of interim coach on this tour. South Africa have announced the ODI and Test squad, with the T20I to be announced at a later stage. Team captain Laura Wolvaardt, has emphasised how the game time she got playing for the Gurajat Giants at the Women’s Premier League (WPL) was crucial for her to get used and be familiar with the playing conditions in India. Laura Wolvaardt © Gallo Images Wolvaardt added that although India plays a lot of cricket compared to the Momentum Proteas and possess world class players, the team have done their homewo