Laura Wolvaardt Re-Signs with Adelaide Strikers for WBBL Stint
South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt extends her stint with Adelaide Strikers in the Women's Big Bash League for another two years. Despite a challenging season, Wolvaardt remains optimistic about future success with the team. Her consistent performance makes her a key player for the Strikers.
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South African cricket captain Laura Wolvaardt has re-committed to the Adelaide Strikers, signing a new two-year contract as their pre-draft pick for the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL). According to ESPNcricinfo, Wolvaardt has proven her mettle with 1,726 runs in 71 matches, showcasing an average of 27.83 and a strike rate of 110.92.
The Strikers, aiming for a third consecutive championship last year, struggled with only three wins from 10 games, landing them in seventh place. Wolvaardt expressed her sentiments, saying the club feels like a second home and she's created unforgettable memories, notably during their back-to-back wins.
Looking ahead, Wolvaardt remains excited and determined to reclaim success for the Strikers. Head coach Luke Williams praises Wolvaardt, highlighting her world-class skills and indispensable leadership qualities. The overseas player draft for the WBBL and BBL is slated for June 19, and final pre-signings are yet awaited.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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