Brits Brilliance: Brits’ maiden T20I century powers Proteas to crucial World Cup win
Brits Brilliance Brits’ maiden T20I century powers Proteas to crucial World Cup win South Africa 208 for 1 (Tazmin Brits 114*, Hannah Landheer, 1-34) beat the Netherlands 120 for 8 (Phoebe Molkenboer 41, Ayabonga Khaka 3-19) by 88 runs. At Bristol on Thursday, 25 June, there was no supporting role. Brits took centre stage with a magnificent unbeaten 114 as the Proteas powered to 208 for one against the Netherlands in the women’s T20 World Cup.
- ▪Brits Brilliance Brits’ maiden T20I century powers Proteas to crucial World Cup win South Africa 208 for 1 (Tazmin Brits 114*, Hannah Landheer, 1-34) beat the Netherlands 120 for 8 (Phoebe Molkenboer 41, Ayabonga Khaka 3-19) by 88 runs.
- ▪At Bristol on Thursday, 25 June, there was no supporting role.
- ▪Brits took centre stage with a magnificent unbeaten 114 as the Proteas powered to 208 for one against the Netherlands in the women’s T20 World Cup.
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Brits Brilliance Brits’ maiden T20I century powers Proteas to crucial World Cup win South Africa 208 for 1 (Tazmin Brits 114*, Hannah Landheer, 1-34) beat the Netherlands 120 for 8 (Phoebe Molkenboer 41, Ayabonga Khaka 3-19) by 88 runs. By Annemieke Thomaidis 26 Jun 2026 South Africa’s Tazmin Brits scored her first T20 International century with an unbeaten 114 off 65, anchoring her team to victory against the Netherlands on 25 June in Bristol. (Photo: Dan Istitene / Getty Images) Dive Deeper Speed Read Summary Listen Dive Deeper In the game against India four days ago, Tazmin Brits was the understudy to Marizanne Kapp, batting cautiously in her first appearance of the tournament as South Africa chased down a much-needed win. At Bristol on Thursday, 25 June, there was no supporting role.
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