South Africa captain Laura Volvardt is hoping that her side may use Temba Bavuma and her men’s World Test Championship Triumph as an inspiration for a special outing in the Women’s World Cup this year. South Africa ended its long wait for an ICC Trophy with a win over Australia earlier this year, eventually to end its zinc.
South African women’s team has reached the finals of the last two ICC events And this time the finish is targeting to go on the line. Speaking to reporters before his early conflict against England, Volvard said that the WTC is united to unite the country to celebrate South Africa’s victory in the final and hope that they can do something similar.
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“Yes, of course, men winning the World Test Championship are terrible. It is surprising to see how the country has supported them and how everyone was back at home to support them in that trophy. Therefore, yes, hoping, we hope that we have a chance to do something similar to us in this tournament, and yes, yes, we can do something special.
‘We can beat anyone in the world’
South Africa faced England in their first game, a team that did not have the best memories. He has been beaten by England in the semi -final stages in the last two ODI World Cups. The Volvard feels that his side can defeat any team in the world if they are performing their best and are hoping that they can stick to their plans against England.
“This is a difficult one is a difficult one because I think we have beaten them in group stages in previous world cups and many of them again in the semi -finals. So we know them as a group, we can beat them, especially in group stages. I think if we play our best cricket, we can really do well. We really want to do our plans. Can, “Volvard said.
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