🏏 The Proteas women's team cannot afford to lose to New Zealand in their T20WorldCup match in Paarl on Monday.
Proteas women's team vice-captain Chloe Tryon, in action against Sri Lanka, says they have to do the basics better in their second World Cup game against New Zealand. Picture: Jan Kruger-ICC/ICC via Getty Imagesas they take on New Zealand in their second match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup at Boland Park in Paarl on Monday night .
Reflecting on the Sri Lankan defeat, Tryon admitted that the team, particularly the batting unit, was just not up for the match, but she believes it was just a once off poor performance and that they can get right back to winning ways.“It was a difficult game to lose the way we did. As a group we are trying not to look into that result too much. We have been a quality side and playing really good cricket,” said Tryon.
“So for us it’s just making sure that we do those basics right. I think if we can play our brand of cricket and keep ticking those boxes we can come up with the win.”New Zealand have also had a tough start to the tournament with them comprehensively thrashed by Australia in their opener on Saturday night and they will be eager to bounce back with a win against the hosts.
“You don’t want to take a player like her lightly. She’s a very disruptive player and we know how she can take a game away from a team the longer she bats,” said Tryon.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Back to basics against New Zealand, says Proteas star Chloe TryonTryon challenges batters to step up against New Zealand following defeat to Sri Lanka
Read more »
How much is Van Niekerk void hurting Proteas?The absence of Dane van Niekerk hangs like a cloud over the Proteas as they try to collect themselves ahead of Monday’s second World Cup match against New Zealand in Paarl.
Read more »
Proteas Women lack composure in World Cup opening defeatProteas wicketkeeper Sinalo Jaftha admitted that nerves played a part in the side’s ragged performance in the opening match of the T20 World Cup, leaving their chances of qualifying for the playoffs in grave jeopardy.
Read more »
Proteas already in do-or-die mode with World Cup hanging in the balance | SportThey have played just one match, but already South Africa's T20 World Cup - on home soil - is hanging in the balance. | Sport24news
Read more »
Proteas Women star Chloe Tryon challenges batters to step up against NZProteas Women star Chloe Tryon challenges batters to step up against NZ: Proteas Women stalwart Chloe Tryon has challenged her fellow batters to step up with South Africa desperate to bounce back against New Zealand after their disheartening defeat to…
Read more »