Sune Luus excited for Women’s World Cup in India: “Crowds make it special”

Cricket: At the official send-off event for the team, South Africa’s Sune Luus has expressed her excitement about the upcoming ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup.

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  • Sune Luus has expressed her excitement about the upcoming ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup.
  • She also opened up about their preparation.
  • South Africa will begin their World Cup campaign against England on October 3 in Guwahati.
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South Africa’s Sune Luus has expressed her excitement about the upcoming ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup. At the official send-off event for the team, while speaking to Cricket South Africa, Luus said: “Yeah, very excited. I think obviously just playing the World Cup in India, the crowds are very exciting, just the way they love cricket. I think that obviously makes it even more exciting and special.”

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“I want to say the home of cricket, but we know that's England, but it's kind of India as well. So, just very excited for the trip and the journey. I think the team is in a very good space and we have a very good team this year,” she added.

Regarding their preparation for the mega event, Luus said: “It's been a very good year. I think it started with provincial cricket, beginning of February with games, trying to nail your game plans and your training to be World Cup specific.”

"All the girls are in a good space with cricket" - Luus 

She also mentioned that their outings in the Tri-Nation series and the ODI series against the West Indies provided them with the perfect stage for preparation. “We obviously headed to Sri Lanka and West Indies for the two series, which was very good for us as well, just to find our roles and game plans and stuff like that. It's been a very good year of lead-up and build-up. I think all the girls are in a good space with cricket, a good mental space as well,” she said.

Talking about their goal for the World Cup, Luus was clear: “Our first goal is obviously to reach that final. We've never done that and [we can] make history in that regard. So, that'd be the first goal for us.”

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South Africa will begin their World Cup campaign against England on October 3 in Guwahati.

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