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2025 CSA U/16 Girls National Week Wrap-up

17 December 2025 by Guest

The 2025 Cricket South Africa U/16 Girls National Week Tournament brought together the young talents in cricket. Over the course of the tournament, teams battled fiercely, showing-off their abilities and striving for greatness.

The post 2025 CSA U/16 Girls National Week Wrap-Up first appeared on Cricket South Africa.

JOHANNESBURG: The 2025 Cricket South Africa U/16 Girls National Week Tournament brought together the young talents in cricket. Over the course of the tournament, teams battled fiercely, showing-off their abilities and striving for greatness.

In the Gold Group, Tuskers emerged as champions, demonstrating consistency and resilience throughout the tournament. SWD Badgers put up an impressive fight, securing second place with commendable performances and Border Linyathi clinched the third position, displaying competitive spirit in every match.

Western Province topped the Platinum Group with a stellar performance. Central Gauteng Lions finished strong, proving to be worthy contenders throughout. Dolphins secured third place, rounding out a competitive top tier. Titans & EP retained their Platinum Group status, ensuring continued participation at this level.

The standout performer of the tournament in the Gold Group was Jeze Campher (SWD), who was honoured in multiple categories:

Jeze Campher was announced batter of the week, she excelled with an impressive tally of 206 runs across 6 innings, including a top score of 73 not out.

She was also Bowler of the week, making her mark with the ball, taking 16 wickets in 25.5 overs, with a best performance of 3 for 7.

Jeze earned her title of all-rounder of the week for contributions both with the bat and the ball.

Her outstanding all-around performance rightfully earned her the overall player of the tournament award.

In the Platinum Group, Miya Lalor stood out as a crucial player. She was named Batter of the Week. She scored 146 runs in 6 innings, with a highest score of 46.

Miya’s contributions also earned her recognition as all-rounder of the week.

Her consistent performances secured her the title of player of the tournament in the Platinum Group.

Anelisa Mhlongo from the Dolphins earned Bowler of the week. She took an impressive 20 wickets in 31 overs, achieving a remarkable best of 6 for 11.

The 2025 CSA U/16 Girls National Week Tournament highlighted individual brilliance and the essence of teamwork.

The sportsmanship displayed by the players was commendable, setting a positive example for future tournaments. Congratulations to all teams and players for their outstanding performances and contributions to a thrilling tournament.

Source: cricket.co.za

Mohammad Amir – Born on April 13, 1992, in Gujjar Khan, Amir is known for his left-arm fast bowling and ability to swing the ball. He made a significant impact in the 2009 T20 World Cup, helping Pakistan secure the title. His career has been marked by both brilliance and controversy.

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  1. Trip

    17 December 2025 at 5:45 pm

    Chris Martin and B.S Chandrasekhar have taken more Test wickets in their career than the test runs they scored.

  2. Nessie

    17 December 2025 at 5:10 pm

    Cricket is played in several formats but the three major forms are: Twenty20, One-Day Internationals (ODI), and Test matches. Of these, the Test match is the traditional form, having been used since 1877. It is also considered the highest level.

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