Dolphins Women v Western Province Women (24th Match)

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Sunday 7 Mar 2027

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09:30 Local Time

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Kingsmead • 

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Dolphins Women are the KwaZulu-Natal women’s cricket team, representing the region in South Africa’s domestic competitions. The side competes in Cricket South Africa’s provincial women’s formats, including the Women’s Provincial One-Day competition and the Women’s Provincial T20 competition, where teams vie for national titles and develop players for higher levels of the game. Based in Durban, Dolphins Women play their home matches at Kingsmead, a historic international cricket ground and the home venue of the wider Western Province Women6 cricket franchise. The team’s programme contributes to the growth of women’s cricket in KwaZulu-Natal, combining experienced performers with emerging regional talent. South African international left-arm spinner Nonkululeko Mlaba and fast bowler Ayanda Hlubi are among the notable players associated with the Western Province Women6 setup. Their progress in domestic cricket can provide a pathway to provincial recognition and national selection. For supporters following Dolphins Women, competition results, squad announcements and player performances offer a useful view of the team’s season and the continued development of women’s cricket in Durban and across the province.

Western Province Women are a South African domestic cricket team representing the Western Province Cricket Association, based in Western Province Women4. The side competes in Cricket South Africa’s women’s provincial tournaments, including the one-day and T20 formats, where it faces teams from across the country. Western Province has a strong record in provincial cricket and has won national domestic titles, helping establish the team among South Africa’s leading women’s sides. Its squads have featured international players such as Laura Wolvaardt, Shabnim Ismail and Dane van Niekerk, alongside emerging cricketers developing through the provincial system. These competitions provide players with opportunities to progress to South Africa’s national team and professional cricket. Newlands Cricket Ground is the best-known cricket venue in the province and the home ground of Western Province Cricket Association, although provincial fixtures may be scheduled at other local grounds. For supporters following Western Province Women, match results, competition schedules and squad announcements offer a way to track both established Proteas and rising talent. The team’s blend of experienced players, youth development and success in South African women’s domestic competitions makes it an important part of the country’s cricket landscape.