World Sports Betting Western Province claimed the CSA T20 Challenge title in the inaugural Cricket South Africa (CSA) Professional Women\u2019s Domestic League at WSB Newlands on Sunday.<\/p>\n
Having already secured an insurmountable lead in the standings, WSB Western Province emerged as undisputed champions, having convincingly defeated the Fidelity Titans in both the CSA 1-Day Cup and CSA T20 Challenge matches this weekend.<\/p>\n
In the CSA T20 Challenge on Sunday, the Province Women built on their 3-wicket victory from the previous day with an 8-wicket triumph, solidifying their CSA T20 Championship title in impressive fashion.<\/p>\n
Batting first, the Titans set a target of 118, concluding their innings at 117\/8 within the allocated 20 overs.<\/p>\n
South Africa U19 and WP star, Jemma Botha, was the standout performer, delivering a match-winning performance. She claimed 3\/19 with the ball and contributed 54 runs with the bat, ensuring her team’s undisputed status as T20 champions for the fourth consecutive time.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, in the men\u2019s Division 2, Limpopo Impalas secured a six-wicket victory over the reigning CSA 4-Day Series champions, Northern Cape Heat, in Polokwane.<\/p>\n
Despite falling short of a spot in the 4-Day Series final last month, the Impalas comfortably clinched the CSA T20 Knockout title with a six-wicket win.<\/p>\n
Electing to bat first, the Heat posted a total of 132\/9 in their allotted 20 overs, with Ernest Kemm top-scoring with 42 runs.<\/p>\n
Daniel van der Merwe spearheaded the Impalas’ bowling attack, claiming figures of 4\/18 in three overs, supported by two wickets from Don Radebe, as the home side collectively contained the visitors’ batting lineup.<\/p>\n
In reply, Sizwe Masondo remained unbeaten on 51, complemented by 35 runs from skipper Ruan Haasbroek and a quickfire 18 off 8 deliveries from van der Merwe, guiding the hosts to victory with seven balls to spare.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"