Women’s World Cup 2023: South Africa Women becomes the first ever Proteas team to break this historical record

On Friday, February 24, in Cape Town, South Africa and England engaged in a fierce duel in the second semifinal of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2023. The hosts ultimately prevailed in a suspenseful finish by six runs to advance to their first-ever World Cup final.

It’s interesting to note that no matter the gender, this is the first time a senior South African cricket team has advanced to a World Cup final. In front of a fervent home crowd, the Sune Luus-led team accomplished something truly epic.

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South Africa defeated England by six runs to advance to the final, which will take place on Sunday at the same location. Australia will be going for a hat-trick of titles while the hosts will be attempting to win their first championship.

The South African cricket community celebrated the victory in style and praised the team for making history by winning the first-ever World Cup.