The Proteas women have been beaten in the fourth T20 by New Zealand in Wellington. The White Ferns take unassailable 3-1 lead in the five match series.
Tough afternoon for the #ProteasWomen as the White Ferns take an unassailable 3-1 lead in the T20I series with a 69-run win in Wellington. Last match in the series will be on Thursday at Dunedin #AlwaysRising pic.twitter.com/7GSjhKSfTs
— Cricket South Africa (@OfficialCSA) February 10, 2020
The New Zealand women produced a quality batting display, with Sophie Devine scoring 105 off just 65 balls. She helped New Zealand to a formidable total of 171 for 2.
? Record alert ?
Sophie Devine’s 105 in the fourth #NZvSA T20I was her fifth successive fifty-plus score in T20Is. No other player, male or female, has made more than four in a row! pic.twitter.com/nMSOwtQzqL
— ICC (@ICC) February 10, 2020
The Proteas in response got nowhere close, all out for 102 after 17 overs with Lizelle Lee the only notable performer with 25.
The teams will now head to Dunedin where the last match of the T20 series will played. Both teams will hope to end on high ahead of the Women’s T20 cricket showpiece in Australia, which starts next week.
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