About Tumi Sekhukhune:
Name:- Tumi Sekhukhune
DOB:- November 21, 1998
Bowling style:- Right arm Fast medium
Batting style:- Left hand Bat
Place of Birth:- Daveyton, Johannesburg, South Africa
Role:- Bowler
Team:- Eastern Women, Brisbane Heat Women, South Africa Women, South Africa Emerging Players Women, South Africa U19 Women
Bio:
Tumi Sekhukhune, a rising star in South African women’s cricket, has carved her niche with her fiery right-arm fast-medium bowling. Her talent shone early, propelling her to an international debut in September 2018. Sekhukhune impressed across formats, showcasing her skills on the biggest stages like the 2018 World Twenty20 and the 2020 T20 World Cup. Her dedication was rewarded with a coveted spot in the Powerade Women’s National Academy and the prestigious title of International Women’s Newcomer of the Year.
Sekhukhune’s cricketing journey continued its upward trajectory in 2022. Inclusion in the prestigious Women’s Cricket World Cup solidified her growing experience and importance to the national team. The same year also held a historic moment as Sekhukhune made her Test debut in the one-off match against England on June 27th, 2022. She debuted in ODIs against West Indies on September 16, 2018, and in T20Is against the same team just eight days later on September 24, 2018. Although an injury sidelined her from the 2022 Commonwealth Games, Sekhukhune’s undeniable talent and unwavering passion for the game ensure she remains a vital player for South Africa. With a promising future ahead, Sekhukhune is a name to watch in the world of women’s cricket.