Four African nations will be looking to secure their places in the quarter-finals of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco as the tournament moves into the Round of 16. Ghana, Kenya, Morocco and Nigeria have progressed to the knockout stage, giving them an opportunity to continue their campaigns and showcase their talent on the international stage. With a place in the last eight at stake, the teams will need to be at their best to keep their hopes of lifting the trophy alive. Ghana will face Argentina on Wednesday, 28 October, in a match that promises to test their quality and determination. They will be aiming for a strong performance to move one step closer to the quarter-finals. Hosts Morocco will also be in action on Wednesday, taking on DPR Korea. Playing in front of their home supporters could provide extra motivation as they look to continue their journey in the competition. Kenya face Japan on Thursday, 29 October, with the team hoping to continue making history in their f...
The Hollywoodbets Pro Series produced another entertaining weekend of women’s cricket as Week Four saw the Fidelity Titans, YesPlay Cobras, Garden Route Badgers and Warriors battle it out across the Pro50 and Pro20 competitions on Saturday and Sunday. The weekend belonged to the Titans and Badgers in the shortest format, with both sides maintaining unbeaten records in the Pro20 competition. The defending champions YesPlay Cobras, meanwhile, bounced back from Saturday’s victory over the Titans with a convincing performance in the 50-over format, while the Warriors continued to show glimpses of promise despite suffering defeats in both matches. Cobras End Titans’ Unbeaten Pro50 Run Saturday’s Pro50 action saw the defending champions YesPlay Cobras hand the Fidelity Titans their first defeat of the campaign, winning by five wickets at St Alban’s College in Tshwane. The Titans, who had entered the contest unbeaten after victories over the Hollywoodbets Dolphins and DP World Lions, wer...