List of South Africa women ODI cricketers

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A One Day International (ODI) is an international cricket match between two teams, each having ODI status, as determined by the International Cricket Council. The women's variant of the game is similar to the men's version, with minor modifications to umpiring and pitch requirements. [1] The first women's ODI was played in 1973, between England and Australia. [2] Due to the sporting boycott placed upon their country, [3] South Africa women did not contest their first ODI until August 1997, playing Ireland in Belfast. [4]

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In total, South Africa women's team has played 242 WODIs. [5] Mignon du Preez is the most capped player, having appeared in 154 ODIs and the leading run-scorer with 3,760 runs. Laura Wolvaardt's score of 184 not out against the Sri Lanka in 2024 is the highest score in women's ODI cricket by a South African [6] . Shabnim Ismail has claimed more ODI wickets than any other South African woman, having taken 191 and also has the best return by a South African bowler, having claimed six wickets (6/10) in an innings in a Women's World Cup qualifying match against the Netherlands. [7]

Since the team was formed, 90 women have represented South Africa in One Day International cricket. [8] This list includes all players who have played at least one ODI match and is initially arranged in the order of debut appearance. Where more than one player won their first cap in the same match, those players are initially listed alphabetically by last name at the time of debut.

Key

General

Batting

Bowling

Fielding

Players

Statistics are correct as of 17 April 2024. [8] [9] [10]
No.NameFirstLastMat Batting Bowling Fielding Ref
Runs HS 100 50 Avg Balls Wkt BBI Ave 5WI Ca St
1 Alicia Bezuidenhout 19971997621170010.506011/4053.00000 [11]
2 Anina Burger 199720001825952*0119.92–––––60 [12]
3 Helen Davies 1997200025432640118.78646154/2328.66020 [13]
4 Cindy Eksteen  ‡1997200436435620116.111,486284/430.82070 [14]
5 Debby Hughes 199719972–––––7811/1737.00000 [15]
6 Alta Kotze 199719991595300013.5762382/1449.25020 [16]
7 Kerri Laing 199720022338591*0321.3837883/425.87090 [17]
8 Linda Olivier  ‡1997200028838101*1734.9118042/1023.75030 [18]
9 Kim Price  ‡199720002610922009.08952203/1424.10050 [19]
10 Rista Stoop 1997199747036*0023.33960–––00 [20]
11 Daleen Terblanche  †19972008611,256114*1523.69360–––2811 [21]
12 Leslie Korkie 1997199972012004.00240–––10 [22]
13 Ally Kuylaars 199720002320574*0217.08338103/2623.30060 [23]
14 Denise Reid 1997200229275560113.75408123/724.08020 [24]
15 Lynn Sing 199719971––––––––––00 [25]
16 Elizabeth Akehurst 19971999810935*0015.5716811/2484.00020 [26]
17 Belinda Dermota 19971997300000.00120–––00 [27]
18 Anne Stears 19971997255*00––––––00 [28]
19 Karin Swart 19971997300000.007222/2316.50000 [29]
20 Levona Lewis 1999200091710*00–335104/2023.70010 [30]
21 Sune van Zyl 199920041885210010.62654114/2340.45020 [31]
22 Debbie Carr 19991999233003.00600–––00 [32]
23 Evne Webber 19991999166006.00–––––00 [33]
24 Alison Hodgkinson  ‡2000201238598710218.1211411/1859.000110 [34]
25 Yulandi van der Merwe 200020031811142*0022.20776143/2541.14030 [35]
26 Sunette Viljoen 200020021719854*0116.5022853/2733.20030 [36]
27 Rozelle Scheepers  †20002000155005.00–––––10 [37]
28 Nolu Ndzundzu 2000200516145*007.0056482/1638.00030 [38]
29 Hanri Strydom 200020048122460017.4214033/3342.33020 [39]
30 Josephine Barnard 200220048122320015.2510822/3342.50000 [40]
31 Cri-Zelda Brits  ‡20022013691,622107*11128.96817224/3726.400220 [41]
32 Madelein Lotter 20022002100000.00–––––00 [42]
33 Tamara Reeves  †2002200542014005.00–––––20 [43]
34 Shandre Fritz 2003201459959680521.31742224/3623.000150 [44]
35 Johmari Logtenberg 2003200726848153*2538.54297113/618.72050 [45]
36 Alicia Smith  ‡2003200937557680120.621,699505/721.18160 [46]
37 Claire Terblanche 2003200921289610122.2318031/439.66080 [47]
38 Charlize van der Westhuizen 200320093316525*0010.311,519264/3031.30070 [48]
39 Ashlyn Kilowan 2003200932124210010.331,347334/2323.57070 [49]
40 Shafeeqa Pillay  †20042005125011*006.254811/1616.000112 [50]
41 Lonell de Beer 2005200711116003.6640093/1025.55040 [51]
42 Angelique Taai 20052010136022*0012.0021421/1561.00000 [52]
43 Susan Benade 2005201329414580115.33877192/1131.63090 [53]
44 Trisha Chetty  †200720221342,7039501627.86–––––13351 [54]
45 Shabnim Ismail 20072022127472340010.266,1701916/1019.952420 [55]
46 Marcia Letsoalo 20072017686814*006.182,615443/1334.130140 [56]
47 Sunette Loubser  ‡2007201460306270012.752,724805/2717.381230 [57]
48 Annelie Minny 2007200814227730220.63–––––20 [58]
49 Mignon du Preez  ‡200720221543,760116*21832.982911/931.000370 [59]
50 Kirsten Blair 20072007222002.006011/3232.00000 [60]
51 Olivia Anderson 20082008511146*0037.00–––––00 [61]
52 Dinesha Devnarain  ‡2008201629180420010.5841362/2157.00040 [62]
53 Dane van Niekerk  ‡200920211072,1751021936.254,5781385/1719.142560 [63]
54 Marizanne Kapp 200920241432,911102*21533.846,2691575/4525.331330 [64]
55 Yolandi van der Westhuizen 2009201284020005.71–––––40 [65]
56 Kirstie Thomson 200920119150270018.75660–––40 [66]
57 Moseline Daniels 20102017334011*0010.001,397284/2533.250100 [67]
58 Masabata Klaas 201020247313115005.952,746694/5632.850130 [68]
59 Jana Nell 201020102––––––––––00 [69]
60 Chloe Tryon  ‡201120241031,8069201125.432,675462/1041.430340 [70]
61 Akhona Nyiki 20112011100000.005422/3216.00000 [71]
62 Ayabonga Khaka 2012202410012515005.004,6871275/2625.551290 [72]
63 Suné Luus  ‡201220241212,207107*11425.363,2971156/3621.365490 [73]
64 Yolandi Potgieter 20132014169620008.0028062/1832.50030 [74]
65 Savanna Cordes  †2013201321111005.50–––––30 [75]
66 Elriesa Theunissen-Fourie 20132013311001.004822/2814.00030 [76]
67 Lizelle Lee  ‡201320221003,315132*32336.4211932/1231.000534 [77]
68 Alexis le Breton 20132013643*004.00–––––20 [78]
69 Nadine Moodley 20132015980540110.00–––––00 [79]
70 Bernadine Bezuidenhout [lower-alpha 1] 20142015422000.66–––––20 [80]
71 Yolani Fourie 20142017154316*008.60486123/2028.66030 [81]
72 Andrie Steyn 20142022399381171626.80–––––120 [82]
73 Nonkhululeko Thabethe 20142014100000.00–––––00 [83]
74 Laura Wolvaardt  ‡20162024953,948184*73148.14–––––300 [84]
75 Odine Kirsten 2016201793522*0011.6640294/1029.88040 [85]
76 Lara Goodall 201620245083893*0321.48–––––60 [86]
77 Sinalo Jafta  †201620243111728*0010.63–––––252 [87]
78 Anneke Bosch 201620241731465*0228.5413811/29113.00040 [88]
79 Nadine de Klerk 2017202436473600220.561,465474/3224.40090 [89]
80 Raisibe Ntozakhe 201720222183*002.00882163/1635.93040 [90]
81 Zintle Mali 20182019732003.0013242/1120.25010 [91]
82 Stacy Lackay 20182018100000.00–––––20 [92]
83 Tumi Sekhukhune 2018202225196003.161,054212/2038.95050 [93]
84 Faye Tunnicliffe  †2019201931515007.50–––––80 [94]
85 Nondumiso Shangase 2019202381410004.6633552/4351.00010 [95]
86 Nonkululeko Mlaba 2021202423209004.001074173/3948.94090 [96]
87 Tazmin Brits 20212024256971181227.88–––––80 [97]
88 Delmi Tucker 20222024 s1064250016.0029941/662.00020 [98]
89 Eliz-Mari Marx 20232024753350053.0024062/2236.50010 [99]
90 Ayanda Hlubi 20242024244004.007222/4141.00000 [100]

ODI captains

No.Name [101] FirstLastMatWonLostTiedNo ResultWin%
1 Kim Price 199720002613120152.00%
2 Linda Olivier 19991999303000.00%
3 Cindy Eksteen 199920026230140.00%
4 Alison Hodgkinson 20032005194140122.22%
5 Cri-Zelda Brits 20072011231660172.72%
6 Sunette Loubser 200920097331050.00%
7 Alicia Smith 20092009101000.00%
8 Mignon du Preez 201120164624190355.81%
9 Dinesha Devnarain 201620165320060.00%
10 Dane van Niekerk 201620215029182161.22%
11 Lizelle Lee 20162016101000.00%
12 Suné Luus 201720223419112262.50%
13 Chloe Tryon 201720184310075.66%
14 Laura Wolvaardt 2021202414950064.28%

Notes

  1. ↑ Bernadine Bezuidenhout also played ODI cricket for New Zealand. Only her records for South Africa are given above.

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