Garden Route Badgers Women announces next season's squad
Du Preez, who has retired from international cricket, has played in 154 one-day internationals and 114 T20 internationals for her country. She is a vital acquisition in the Badgers' quest to obtain silverware in the competition.Further good news for the Badgers is that their international star, Annerie Dercksen, will also continue to play her provincial cricket for the Oudtshoorn-based franchise. Local supporters will be happy to see the name of Jané Winster, a former Badgers hero, back on the Badgers' team sheet.
- ▪Du Preez, who has retired from international cricket, has played in 154 one-day internationals and 114 T20 internationals for her country.
- ▪She is a vital acquisition in the Badgers' quest to obtain silverware in the competition.Further good news for the Badgers is that their international star, Annerie Dercksen, will also continue to play her provincial cricket for the Oudtsho
- ▪Local supporters will be happy to see the name of Jané Winster, a former Badgers hero, back on the Badgers' team sheet.
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CRICKET NEWS - SWD Cricket revealed the final women's squad for the 2026/27 season on Monday 1 June.The Garden Route Badgers are one of six fully professional women teams that play in the Hollywoodbets Pro series of Cricket SA.In what would be their third season in the professional set-up, the Badgers have recruited the former Protea batting hero, Mignon du Preez, in their line-up. Du Preez, who has retired from international cricket, has played in 154 one-day internationals and 114 T20 internationals for her country. She is a vital acquisition in the Badgers' quest to obtain silverware in the competition.Further good news for the Badgers is that their international star, Annerie Dercksen, will also continue to play her provincial cricket for the Oudtshoorn-based franchise.
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