Women’s World Cup: In 17 years the selection has been done in the World Cup cricket team, you will be shocked to know about this player

The Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 starts from 30 September hosted in India and Sri Lanka. The South Africa cricket team announced their squad on Wednesday for this tournament. 17 -year -old wicketkeeper batsman Karabo Messo has got a place in the South African team.

In a big event like World Cup, 17 -year -old Meso is given a chance, shows the confidence of South Africa Cricket Board on him. Meso made his debut for the senior team in the T20 International match against Sri Lanka in March this year. She has played two ODIs and five T20 matches for South Africa.

Meso has participated in two under-19 women’s T20 World Cup in 2023 and 2025 in the east. The 15 -member team of South Africa for the World Cup has been announced under the captaincy of Laura Volvard.

Former captain Dane Van Neekark, who recently returned from retirement, could not find a place in the team. Nikerq, who retired due to injury, returned to international cricket in the hope of playing in the World Cup.

Sunne Luce, Marriage Cap, Nonkululeko Mlaba, Cloe Trayon and Tajmin Brites are the main part of this team.

Captain Laura Volvardt will start the innings with Tajmin Brites. South Africa has many all -rounders such as Marigen Cap, Sunne Luce, Nondumiso Shangase, Nadin D Clarke, Cloo Triaon, Annery Durksen and Anneke Bosch in the middle and lower order. Veteran Sinalo Jaffa will take over the responsibility of wicketkeeping with young Karabo Messo.

In bowling, left-arm spinner Mlaba will lead the spin invasion, while Masabata classes and Tumi Sekhukhun offer different fast bowling options. Cap, Trayon and D Clarke will strengthen bowling.

The World Cup starts from 30 September. The final match will be played on 2 November. South Africa cricket team will play their first match against England in Guwahati.

South Africa Team: Laura Volvardt (Captain), Ayabonga Khaka, Cloe Trayon, Nadin D Clerk, Marizen Cap, Tajmin Brites, Sinalo Jafta, Nonkulululululululize, Annery Durkasan, Aneke Bosch, Masabata Class, Luce, Karabo, Tumi Sekhukhun and Nandumiso Shangase.