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SM Benade

Susan Benade

44y 1d Lichtenburg
Born
February 16, 1982, Lichtenburg
Playing Roles
Batting Style
right-hand bat
Bowling Style
right-arm medium-fast
Fielding Pos
N/A
Intl Career
2005 - 2013

Profile & Biography

Scoring a duck in your first Test innings is not an ideal start to a career, but at least Susan Benade was able to better her efforts second time round; promoted to open the batting she struck 51 against Netherlands to help her side secure a 159-run victory. This is her only Test to date, but she has displayed plenty of promise in the ODIs, scoring a splendid 58 against Pakistan in January 2007.
She was first called up to the national side during the 2005 World Cup in South Africa to replace the injured Tamara Reeves and she has stayed part of the squad ever since. She bowls an accurate medium pace and can bat anywhere in the top six. Her impressive domestic form during 2006 for Free State led to her being nominated for the 2006 South African Cricketer of the Year award.
In February 2008 Benade took seven wickets in five World Cup Qualifiers' games and South Africa won the tournament after beating Pakistan in the final. Both sides qualified for the World Cup to be played in Australia in 2009.
Cricinfo Staff February 2008

Batting Career Summary

Full Stats
FormatMatInnsNORunsHSAveBFSR100s50s4s6sCtSt
Other120515125.57171.83014010
Other292924145815.3366961.880143590
Other1919227453*16.1128695.80123850

Bowling Career Summary

Full Stats
FormatMatInnsBallsRunsWktsBBIBBMAveEconSR4w5w10w
Other1124122/12/10.50.2512000
Other2923877601192/112/1131.634.1146.1000
Other1916288292132/72/722.466.0822.1000

Top Records by SM Benade

All Records
1

Outstanding bowling analyses in an innings

Women Test
2/1
1

Best career bowling average (without qualification)

Women Test
0.5
9

Highest partnership for the eighth wicket

Women ODI
71

Photos of SM Benade

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Susan Benade celebrates a wicket
Susan Benade being congratulated by skipper Mignon du Preez
Susan Benade made a 46-ball 44
Australia's Shelley Nitschke runs out Susan Benade
Susan Benade plays the cut shot
Susan Benade took 2 for 11 in the final