In-form batter believes SA have momentum in the Women’s World Cup in New Zealand
Mignon Du Preez from South Africa reacts to scoring the winning runs off the bowling of Deepti Sharma from India, at right, during the 2022 ICC Women's Cricket World Cup match between India and South Africa at Hagley Oval on March 27 2022. Picture: GETTY IMAGES/PETER MEECHAM
SA had already secured second place and a spot in the semifinals joining unbeaten Australia‚ who took a maximum 14 points from the group stage. England and the West Indies qualified after India failed to defend 274/7. “We knew this was important for us going into the back end of the tournament to get a bit of momentum. We definitely wanted to play to our standards and do the best we could‚ and I think we did just that.”
Du Preez would break Indian hearts as she hit the winning run‚ having been reprieved two balls prior when her dismissal was chalked off due to a no-ball from Deepti Sharma. “As soon as Chloe came in‚ she made it quite easy. Then getting out again. It goes up and down all the time.”
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