SABC News Researcher Janet Whitton says South Africa's provincial women's cricket has taken huge strides in the last few years.
Her comments come ahead of Proteas Women's match against India in the ICC World Cup final in Navi Mumbai on Sunday.
Her comments come ahead of Proteas Women's match against India in the ICC World Cup final in Navi Mumbai on Sunday.
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