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South Africa's Landmark Double-Header: Men & Women Eye Strong Start vs Kiwis

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News18•14-03-2026, 15:00

South Africa's Landmark Double-Header: Men & Women Eye Strong Start vs Kiwis

•South Africa's men's and women's teams begin a unique, landmark T20I double-header series against New Zealand in Tauranga.
•Proteas Women captain Laura Wolvaardt sees the five-match series as crucial preparation for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026.
•Men's stand-in captain Keshav Maharaj highlights the growth of women's cricket and the value of touring together.
•Both teams aim for a strong performance against New Zealand, despite recent losses to the Kiwis in World Cup semi-finals/finals.
•Maharaj emphasizes the goal of winning the series with a young squad, calling it a "great initiative".

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