The South African women's hockey team secured a 4-0 victory over Namibia in their final Test match at Hartleyvale Stadium, Cape Town, completing a dominant series.This win strengthens their unbeaten record against Namibia and boosts confidence ahead of the FIH Hockey World Cup.The series helped finalize squad selections and refine strategies before the global tournament.Key players like Hannah Pearce and Jean-Leigh du Toit celebrated milestones, with Pearce scoring six goals across the four matches.Despite territorial dominance, South Africa faced challenges in converting opportunities into goals, a area they aim to improve.Upcoming matches against England, China, and India in Belgium and the Netherlands will test their readiness.The team will announce their final World Cup squad and undergo more preparation in Scotland before the tournament.
Original title: SA hockey women complete Namibia whitewash as World Cup preparations gather pace
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