South Africa women’s cricket team opener Tajmin Brites on Friday played a historic innings of 171 runs in the second ODI against Pakistan. This is the second largest personal innings in ODIs for South Africa women’s team, in which they hit 20 fours and 4 sixes. In this rain -affected match, South Africa scored 292 runs losing 3 wickets in 46 overs. Captain Laura Wolvard also played a century innings.

Pakistan captain Fatima Sana won the toss and decided to bowl first. Tajmin Brites and Laura Wolvard made a historic partnership of 260 runs for the first wicket. In the 44th over, the first wicket fell as Wolvard, he scored 100 runs in 129 balls.

Second largest individual innings for South Africa

This is the second biggest personal innings for the South Africa women’s cricket team in ODI cricket. Ahead of him is Laura Volward, who scored 184 runs against Sri Lanka last year. The biggest ODI in the world cricket is the name of Amelia Kerr, who scored 232 runs in 2018 against Ireland.

In the innings of 171 runs played in 141 balls, the century is being completed, even if Tajmin was counted by Britis’ runs. He hit 20 fours (80 runs) and 4 sixes (24 runs) in this innings.

Brites’ third consecutive century

This is the third consecutive century of Tajmin Brites in ODI cricket, he is the second woman player in the world to do so. He had earlier scored 101 runs in the first ODI against Pakistan played on 16 September. In the last ODI, he also scored a century (101) against the West Indies (17 June 2025).

This is the sixth century of tajmin. The 34 -year -old South African Player made an International Debut (T20I) in the 2018. He played his first ODI in 2021. Talking about ODI career, he has scored 1419 runs in 39 matches. He scored 1719 runs in 68 matches in 68 T20 Internationals, including 14 half -centuries. Apart from this, he has also played 1 Test, in which he has 36 runs in 2 innings.