Depth the key word at National Women's Camp
642 views · Published 15 January 2018 · 5:07 · Indexed 22 September 2026
Channel: Cricket South Africa · 2018 · Sports
Momentum Proteas coach Hilton Moreeng has highlighted the importance of increasing the depth in women’s cricket as South Africa began preparations for a big year ahead with a camp at the High Performance Centre in Pretoria last week. A 26-strong group were invited to the Cricket South Africa (CSA) Powerade Centre of Excellence from January 8-12 where they played one 50 over and four Twenty20 games and also held interactive sessions with the national coaches and the selectors. The squad was made up of a mix between emerging and national players, with the exception of those involved in the Women’s Big Bash League taking place in Australia. South Africa welcome World Cup runners-up India for a three-match WODI and five-game WT20I tour in the country starting next month. They are also scheduled to face England and New Zealand, all during a busy first six months of 2018. There is also an Emerging Tour for the girls and Moreeng wants a big pool of players to be able to choose from.
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