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Proteas Hoping To 'go One Step Further' And Lift Women's T20 WC: Wolvaardt
"Reaching our first-ever World Cup final in 2023 was a big landmark moment for us. It was a big ‘breaking the barriers and pushing the boundaries’ moment for the team. Before that (2023 T20 World Cup), we'd made the semi-finals on a number of occasions, so to be able to go that one step further was very important for us as a group.
"Now we'd like to go that one step further and lift the trophy, but anything can happen in a final in T20 cricket once you've played a whole competition to get there," Wolvaardt was quoted saying on the ICC website.
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