‘India win good test, hungrier to clinch T20 World Cup’: Laura Wolvaardt eyes glory after near-misses | Cricket
New Delhi: South Africa captain Laura Wolvaardt is looking to go where no South African team has gone in white-ball cricket as the Women's T20 World Cup sits on the horizon. Having endured heartbreaks in back-to-back T20 World Cup finals and the ODI World Cup title clash, South Africa women look to become the first Proteas side, men or women, to be called a white-ball World Cup winner. Wolvaardt looks forward to the T20 World Cup that kicks off on June 12 in England, aiming to go one step further and all the way this time, having taken confidence from…