Laura Wolvaardt is a well-known South African cricketer. According to the source, she plays as a right-handed opening batter.
Laura Wolvaardt Biography
Nick Name
Laura Wolva
Real name
Laura Wolvaardt
Profession
Cricket player
Date of birth
26 April 1999
Birthplace
Milnerton, Cape Town
Age
25 years old (As of 2024)
Nationality
South Africa
Zodiac Sign
Not Known
Gender
Female
School
Not Known
Sexual Orientation
Straight
Team
South Africa Women
Batting Style
Right-hand bat
Bowling Style
Right-arm slow
Jersey Number
#14
Coach/Mentor
Not Known
Who is Laura Wolvaardt?
Laura is a South African Cricketer who is currently South Africa National Cricket Team. She is a Right-handed batsman for South Africa.
Education Qualification
School
Parklands High School
Collage
Parklands College in 2017
Education qualification
Graduate
Laura Wolvaardt Family
Parents Name
Father– Mr. Wolvaardt Mother– Mrs. Wolvaardt
Sister’s Name
Not Known
Brother’s Name
1 Brother (Not Known)
Husband
None
Laura Wolvaardt Age
Laura was born on 26 April 1999. Her age is 25 years old as of now. She was birth in Milnerton, Cape Town, South Africa. Her zodiac sign is Taurus.
Laura Wolvaardt Husband
Boyfriend
Not Known
Husband Name
Not Known
Marital status
Unmarried
Kids
None
Laura Wolvaardt Height And Weight
Height
In centimeters- 170 cm In meters- 1.70 m In feet & inches- 5’7”
Weight
In kilograms- 65 kg In pounds- 143 lbs
Eyes Colour
Black
Hair Colour
Brown
Skin Colour
Fair
Body measurement
32-288-34
Laura Wolvaardt Net Worth
Net worth (Approx)
$1 Million +
Net worth in Indian rupees
INR- 8 Crore +
Yearly Income
Not Known
Monthly Income
Not Known
Some Lesser Facts
In March 2023, Woolvaardt was added to the Gujarat Giants squad as a mid-season replacement for Beth Mooney in the 2023 Women’s Premier League.
Laura Wolvaardt’s jersey number is 14 in the South African national team.
On 26 February 2023, Wolvaardt played her third Women T20 International (WT20I) Match for South Africa Against Australia.
She played her last Women One Day International (WODI) Match for South Africa Against England On 18 July 2022.
After six years she got a Test cap for South Africa against England On 27 June 2022 but she didn’t get a chance to play.
When Wolvaardt was still in high school, she made her international debut for the South African national team.
At such a very young age of 24, Laura has already played 64 international matches in both shorter formats (WT20I and WODI).
At the 2021 ICC Awards, she was named in the ICC Women’s T20I Team of the Year.
In March 2018, Laura was one of fourteen players to be awarded a national contract by Cricket South Africa ahead of the 2018-19 season.
In 2017, Wolvaardt was awarded the Newcomer of the Year at the Cricket South Africa Awards.
At the age of 17, In August 2016, Wolvaardt became the youngest player to hit a century, male or female, for South Africa in international cricket Against Ireland.
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