Cricket South Africa (CSA) announced their strong and well-balanced Women’s T20I and ODI squads for the upcoming home series. PakistanIt is planned to last from February 10 to March 1. The selection reflects a clear focus on consistency, form and future planning as South Africa look to build momentum in the limited-overs format ahead of a packed international calendar.
Laura Wolvardt continues to lead the Proteas Women
Star pastry Laura Volwardt will continue to lead the side after a sensational run with the bat in recent weeks. The elegant right-hander is coming off the back of two ODI centuries against the Pakistan series Ireland and a T20I hundred in the same tour underlines his growth as both a leader and a match-winner. CSA’s decision to remain at the helm of Wolvaardt signals stability and confidence in his calm, performance-driven leadership style.
Kayla Reineke gets the first call
One of the most talked about moments of the squad announcement was the inclusion of the 20-year-old all-rounder. Kayla Reinekewho won his first national call in the T20I team. Reineke’s rise through the domestic ranks has impressed the selectors and his selection underlines South Africa’s intention to invest in young talent alongside proven internationals.
Experienced main returns after WPL
The T20I squad also sees the return of experienced all-rounders Marizanne Kapp, Chloé Tryonand Nadine de Klerk they follow their work Women’s Premier League. Their presence adds depth, balance and leadership to the side, especially in pressure situations. Great campaigners Dane van Niekerk and Suné Luus maintained, ensuring a strong mix of expertise across departments.
Wicketkeeping and bowling options have been strengthened
Jafta was caught and Answer: Morning named as designated wicket-keeper-batsers for both formats, offering comfort and competition behind the stumps. In the bowling department, the spinner And Kuleko Mlaba remains the main figure Ayabonga Xhaka and Tata Saasts Klaas add pace and control. Compensation Britain and Ayanda Hlubi Back to the setup after missing the Ireland series, further strengthening the batting and bowling departments.
ODI squad changes
While the T20I squad tends towards continuity, the ODI squad has a few notable changes. Lara Goodall, Faye Tunnicliffe, Nondumiso Shangaseand Tumi Sekhukhune Xhaka, Klaas, Reyneke and van Niekerk have been included in the over 50 squad. The tweaks offer a specific approach to the format as selectors look to fine-tune combinations for longer-hitting cricket.
South Africa Women’s T20I Squad: Laur Wolvaard (c), Tazmin Britain, Nade of Klerk, the Dercksen Annie, Sinalo Jafta and Sinalo Jafta, Ayadon and Masaba Khaka, Masabota Klas, Sene Luus, the Karabot Meso, the Nokuleko Mlaba, *Kayla Reye
South Africa Women’s ODI Squad: Laura Wolvaardt (c), Tazmin Brits, Nadine de Klerk, Anerie Dercksen, Lara Hoodall, Ayanda Hlubi, We have Jaftanne, Suné Luus, Karabo Meso, Nodumo Shanenso, Nodumo Shanga, Nodumo Shanguso, Nodumo Shangase, Cloé Tryon Shangase
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