Former Sport and Culture Deputy Director-General Sumayya Khan says the National Women Cricket team (Proteas Women) making it to the ICC World Cup finals is powerful for transformation.
Cricket South Africa (CSA), players, staff and the general public are gathering at Joy-Jozi in Rosebank, Johannesburg to watch Proteas Women take on India.
SABC News presenter Stacey Holland is among the crowd.
Cricket South Africa (CSA), players, staff and the general public are gathering at Joy-Jozi in Rosebank, Johannesburg to watch Proteas Women take on India.
SABC News presenter Stacey Holland is among the crowd.
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