The South African Cricketers’
Association (SACA) has released the updated Proteas Men’s MVP rankings for the
2025/26 season following the conclusion of the tour to Pakistan.
Using the objective data from the
CricViz-powered SACA MVP rankings to highlight the performance of individual
players as the squad immediately shifts focus to the demanding Test series in
India.
The rise of all-rounder Corbin Bosch, who leads the overall Proteas Men’s MVP with 269.943 MVP points. Bosch’s consistent high-impact performance across all formats, including Test, ODI, and T20I, confirmed his position as the season’s most valuable player thus far.
Looking at the format leaders,
Wiaan Mulder remains the top-ranked player in the Test rankings with 154.959
MVP points. His red-ball form, anchored by a record individual score earlier in
the season, ensures a strong core for the upcoming Test matches.
In the limited-overs formats,
Dewald Brevis dominates the T20 International standings with 165.839 MVP
points, reflecting his consistent strike-rate and boundary-hitting prowess in
the shortest format.
Meanwhile, Keshav Maharaj is the
most consistent performer in the One-Day International format, leading the ODI
rankings with 66.483 MVP points for his ability to control the game and take
key wickets.
“The Pakistan tour was a good
exercise in building depth, and the SACA MVP rankings clearly indicate the
resilience and individual capability that emerged,” said Andrew Breetzke, SACA
CEO. “For an all-rounder like Corbin Bosch to lead the overall rankings speaks
volumes about his individual value.”
The SACA MVP rankings, driven by the analytical partnership with CricViz, move beyond traditional statistics to deliver an objective measure of player influence. This sophisticated model assesses a player’s performance on every ball, factoring in match-defining moments, opposition strength, and the high-pressure context of tournament play, providing an accurate reflection of their objective value.
The South African Cricketers’ Association (SACA) has released the latest Proteas Women’s MVP rankings, recognising an exceptional and historic start to the international season.
A sensational run of form from the opening batter has seen her rocket to the top of the overall rankings, a testament to her consistent, match-winning contributions that helped the team convincingly win the series against Pakistan.
Brits has established a
commanding lead as the overall Proteas Women’s SACA MVP with 51.256 MVP
points. Her phenomenal start to the season was highlighted by a record-breaking
performance in the recent ODI series against Pakistan, where she became the
first South African woman to score consecutive ODI centuries. Her knocks of
101* and 171* (the latter a new highest score for a Proteas woman in ODIs)
secured a series win and showcased her ability to anchor an innings and
dominate the opposition.
In the opening ODI, Brits shared a record-breaking 216-run third-wicket partnership with Marizanne Kapp, a monumental effort that steered the team to victory. In the very next match, she and captain Laura Wolvaardt forged a historic 260-run opening stand, a new national record for any wicket.
Although she did not play in the final match, having played only three games, her confidence will be paramount as the team heads to Sri Lanka for the Women’s ODI World Cup, which begins on September 30. Brits also sits at the top of the ODI MVP rankings, with a total of 51.256 MVP points.
The SACA MVP rankings, powered by CricViz’s advanced data analytics, provide an in-depth and objective reflection of a player’s impact in a game. This sophisticated algorithm goes beyond traditional statistics, evaluating a player’s performance based on every ball faced. It calculates batting, bowling, and fielding contributions, while also taking into account match-defining moments and the specific conditions of the venue.
This comprehensive analysis, which quantifies and measures a player’s influence in runs scored, conceded, and saved, offers a more accurate and objective reflection of the top performers in the game compared to conventional averages.
The SACA MVP rankings will track player performances throughout the season, and we look forward to more thrilling displays as the team prepares for the Women’s ODI World Cup.
“This is an incredible moment for Tazmin Brits and for the Proteas Women,” said Andrew Breetzke, SACA CEO. “Her performance has been nothing short of historic. To score back-to-back ODI centuries, setting a new national record, and with those record-breaking partnerships, demonstrates her skill and a level of consistency. Her place at the top of the SACA MVP rankings is a fitting reward for her phenomenal start to the season, and we look forward to seeing her continue to contribute to the team with such a positive impact.”
The South African Cricketers’ Association (SACA) has released the latest Proteas SACA MVP rankings following the conclusion of a jam-packed start to the international season with tours to Zimbabwe, Australia and England. The rankings, powered by CricViz’s data, provide an objective assessment of player performance across a demanding period of international fixtures.
The new season’s first dominant performances belong to young sensation Dewald Brevis, who has soared to the summit of the Overall Proteas SACA MVP rankings with a commanding 208.621 MVP points. He came into the recent series against England with a significant lead, having already produced a breathtaking, unbeaten 125 from just 56 balls against Australia—a new record for the highest individual T20I score by a Proteas batter. In the recent ODI series against England, Brevis demonstrated his ability to perform under pressure, including a crucial 42 off 20 balls in the second match at Lord’s. His quick scoring helped the team recover and build a winning total, which saw him take the lead in the T20i rankings with 158.554 MVP points.
The One Day International (ODI)rankings are led by the seasoned spin maestro, Keshav Maharaj, who holds the top spot with 66.483 MVP points. His consistency and top performances have propelled him to the top of the rankings and have seen him become the ICC Men’s ODI bowler rankings after a sensational start to the season. His masterclass in the first ODI against Australia, where he bamboozled the opposition with a career-best 5/33, followed by a commanding 4/22 in the first ODI against England, earned him Player of the Series honours.
In Test rankings, all-rounder Wiaan Mulder sits atop the rankings with an impressive 150.71MVP points. This feat was cemented by a truly historic performance against Zimbabwe, where his epic unbeaten knock of 367 became the highest individual score by a South African in Test history, a monumental effort that showcased his immense patience and skill.
The SACA MVP system, a
partnership with CricViz, moves beyond traditional statistics to measure a
player’s true value. This sophisticated model assesses a player’s influence on
every single ball, taking into account their batting, bowling, and fielding. It
meticulously factors in the context of the game, including the strength of the
opposition, the playing conditions, and high-pressure situations, to provide
the most accurate measure of a player’s contribution.
“The start of this international season has been absolutely electric, and the MVP rankings have captured the individual brilliance that has fuelled the team’s success,” said Andrew Breetzke, SACA CEO. “From Dewald’s record-breaking T20 innings to Wiaan’s historic Test knock and Keshav’s masterful ODI performance that not only topped our rankings but also earned him the number one spot in the world. These players have delivered incredible performances and have continued to inspire a nation. Their achievements are a testament to their dedication, and we look forward to more strong performances this season.”
The South African Cricketers’
Association (SACA) is delighted to announce the winners of the Proteas Women’s
SACA Most Valuable Player (MVP) awards for the 2024/25 international season.
These accolades, powered by CricViz’s advanced data analytics, highlight the
outstanding individual contributions that shaped a memorable year for the team.
Taking the coveted overall Proteas Women’s SACA MVP title is captain Laura Wolvaardt. Her consistency across all formats ensured she maintained her lead throughout the season, a testament to her all-around impact and leadership on the field. This season, Wolvaardt has showcased her dominance with remarkable performances, this includes her maiden Test century (122 against India in July 2024) and most recently, she played a captain’s knock with an unbeaten 135 off 135 balls against India Women in Bengaluru on June 19, 2024*, showcasing her resilience and class in a challenging run-chase.
The Test arena saw a career-defining performance from Nonkululeko Mlaba, who claimed the top spot in the Test MVP rankings. Her excellent showing in the sole Test match against England earned her 53.457 MVP points. In December 2024, Mlaba delivered a 10-wicket match haul (4/90 and 6/67), a historic achievement as she became the first South African woman to achieve a 10-wicket haul in a Test match.
In the One Day Internationals, rising star Annerie Dercksen made a significant mark, taking the number one position from captain Laura Wolvaardt. Dercksen’s impactful performances saw her accumulate 140.545 MVP points. Over the last 14 months, she has played 11 ODIs, scoring 399 runs at an average of 40, including a high score of 104 against Sri Lanka in May 2025, and taking 10 wickets at an average of 24.30. These performances demonstrate her growing influence as an all-rounder in the 50-over game.
The T20 International rankings provided a thrilling finish to the season. Marizanne Kapp finished in a dominant first place with 144.431 MVP points, showcasing her consistent all-round brilliance in the shortest format. From May 2024 to June 2025, Kapp has been a pivotal force in T20Is, taking 15 wickets at an impressive average of around 14.5 and an economy rate close to 5.5. With the bat, she scored over 250 runs during this period, including a significant 57 against England at the end of 2024, consistently providing crucial contributions to the team’s wins. Captain Laura Wolvaardt secured second position with 141.533 MVP points, while Tazmin Brits rounded out the top three with 135.344 MVP points. Brits’ season included a career-best unbeaten 98 off just 63 balls in a T20i against West Indies in June 2025, underscoring her impactful contributions.
SACA MVP Rankings Powered by
CricViz
The SACA Most Valuable Player Rankings, powered by CricViz’s cutting-edge analytics, offer a truly in-depth and accurate reflection of player impact. This sophisticated algorithm goes beyond traditional statistics, considering expected performance on every ball according to CricViz’s extensive database. It calculates batting, bowling, and fielding performances, factors in match-defining contributions, and even accounts for the historic performances of the venue where each fixture is played. This comprehensive analysis, which quantifies player influence in runs scored, conceded, and saved, provides a more accurate reflection of the top performers in the game compared to conventional batting and bowling averages.
Andrew Breetzke, SACA CEO, stated: “We are incredibly proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of the Proteas Women this season, and especially to congratulate our SACA MVP winners. Wolvaardt’s consistent excellence as overall MVP, Mlaba’s dominant Test performance, Dercksen’s breakthrough in ODIs, and the highly competitive T20i rankings topped by Marizanne Kapp showcase the depth of talent within the squad. These rankings, made possible by our partnership with CricViz, give us a comprehensive view of their invaluable contributions to the team’s success throughout the 2024/25 season.”
Khaya Zondo, SACA President, added: “This past season for the Proteas Women has been nothing short of phenomenal. The dedication and passion they bring to the field is inspiring, and we’ve seen remarkable individual performances that have genuinely impacted matches. I extend my sincere congratulations to all our SACA MVP winners – Laura, Nonkuleko, Annerie, and Marizanne– for their exceptional contributions. Their achievements, accurately highlighted by the SACA MVP rankings, truly reflect their value to the team and their continued growth in the international arena.”
Proteas Women SACA MVP Rankings as of 30 June 2025:
The South African Cricketers’
Association (SACA) congratulates the Proteas men’s team on an incredibly
successful 2024/25 season. This remarkable year is further highlighted by the
exceptional individual performances celebrated in the SACA Most Valuable Player
(MVP) Rankings, meticulously compiled in partnership with CricViz.
This season has been a testament to the dedication, passion and resilience of the Proteas squad. Their journey to becoming World Test Champions and reaching the finals of the ICC T20 World Cup is a source of immense pride.
Leading the charge in individual
recognition, all-rounder Marco Jansen has firmly held onto his top spot in the
overall Proteas Men SACA MVP rankings. Jansen’s all-format brilliance saw him
amass an impressive 364.298 MVP points, finishing 7.24 points ahead of Aiden
Markram (357.058 MVP points) and Tristan Stubbs (340.424 MVP points). Jansen’s impactful
contributions with bat and ball have helped in his steady ascension to the top
of the rankings.
In red-ball, fast bowler Kagiso
Rabada concludes the season at the pinnacle of the Test rankings. Rabada’s
relentless pace and crucial wicket-taking abilities in each test match were
instrumental in the Proteas’ wins. He finished top of the Proteas Men SACA MVP test
rankings on 208.863 MVP points, followed by the ever-consistent Keshav Maharaj
(178.482 MVP points) in second and Aiden Markram (176.062 MVP points) in third
position.
The Proteas also showcased
explosive individual performances in white-ball cricket. Heinrich Klaasen
dominated in the One Day Internationals, finishing the season on 85.11 MVP
points in six matches. Klaasen’s explosive hitting and crucial contributions
were particularly highlighted by his fifth consecutive 50-plus score in ODIs.
In the T20 International format, Marco Jansen again showcased his all-round
prowess, ending the season at the top of the T20i rankings with 163.63 MVP
points.
The SACA Most Valuable Player Rankings, powered by the cutting-edge analytics of CricViz, offer an in-depth, objective reflection of player impact. This sophisticated algorithm goes beyond traditional statistics, considering expected performance on every ball according to CricViz’s extensive venue, event and player database. It calculates batting, bowling, and fielding performances, factors in match-defining contributions, and even accounts for the historic performances of the venue where each fixture is played. This comprehensive analysis, which quantifies a player’s influence in runs scored, conceded, and saved, provides a more accurate reflection of the top performers in the game compared to conventional batting and bowling averages.
Andrew Breetzke, SACA CEO, stated: “This has been an extraordinary season for the Proteas men’s team, starting the season as finalists in the T20 World Cup final and ending as the victors of the Test Championship. SACA is incredibly proud of every player’s commitment and achievements. The SACA MVP rankings enable us to truly celebrate the multifaceted contributions of our MVPs, such as Marco, Kagiso, and Heinrich. Their outstanding statistics across formats, as accurately measured by the MVP, are a testament to their dedication and skill.”
Khaya Zondo, SACA President, added: “What a magnificent season it has been for the Proteas! We have witnessed a historic season in South African cricket, a testament to the collective spirit and unwavering commitment of this team. A massive congratulations to our SACA MVP winners – Marco, Kagiso and Heinrich. Even through their individual brilliance, it is the unity and shared purpose that have enabled the Proteas to achieve historic greatness in a single season. This team has inspired a nation and has set the bar for the future.
The ICC Champions Trophy saw the Proteas showcase some impactful individual performances, which are reflected in the latest SACA MVP Proteas rankings. The rankings, which account for player performance, match impact, and contextual factors, provide a comprehensive overview of the team’s most valuable players.
Heinrich Klaasen’s consistent form in the ODI format has propelled him up the Proteas SACA MVP rankings. He amassed 87.11 MVP points in six matches to take the top spot in the format rankings. His performances, particularly in the home series against Pakistan and the tri-series in Pakistan, served as a catalyst for his rapid ascent. Notably, Klaasen recorded his fifth consecutive 50-plus score in ODIs during the crucial match against England in the ICC Champions Trophy, demonstrating his consistency and match-winning capabilities.
Marco Jansen has commenced 2025 with a bang, seizing the top spot in the overall MVP rankings. He dethroned Tristan Stubbs, who had held the position for a significant portion of 2024. Jansen’s all-around contributions and consistent high performance in challenging situations solidified his position as the leader of the SACA Proteas MVP Overall rankings.
The SACA Most Valuable Player Rankings offers a more nuanced approach to evaluating player performance. By leveraging CricViz’s extensive database, the algorithm considers factors such as expected performance, match-defining contributions, and venue-specific historical data in each match. This comprehensive analysis goes beyond traditional batting and bowling averages, more accurately reflecting a player’s impact on the game.
Proteas spinner Keshav Maharaj
has held onto the pinnacle of the Proteas Men SACA MVP Test rankings following
the conclusion of the Pakistan series, South Africa’s seventh Test victory in
the 2024/25 season. Maharaj’s consistent wicket-taking prowess, particularly
his five-wicket haul in the final Test at Newlands, has propelled him to the
top of the leaderboard with 170.997 MVP points.
Hot on Maharaj’s heels is Kagiso
Rabada, who occupies second position with 170.132 MVP points, followed by Kyle Verreynne
in third with 150.13 MVP points.
The Proteas continue to pursue
success in the longest form of the game as they look forward to the Test
Championship Final later this year.
In the overall Proteas SACA MVP
rankings, Tristan Stubbs currently holds the top spot. However, Marco Jansen
(Player of the Series in the Pakistan Test series), is steadily closing the gap
with his exceptional performances across formats.
The Proteas SACA MVP rankings are
determined through a meticulous process that considers various factors,
including player performance, match impact, and contextual factors. The
rankings provide a comprehensive assessment of player contributions, recognizing
those who have consistently excelled throughout the season.
The rankings are a testament to
the outstanding performances of Proteas players and recognize the impact of
individual performances on the team’s success.
Proteas Men SACA MVP Overall Rankings as of 7 January 2025Proteas Men SACA MVP Test Rankings as of 7 January 2025
Nonkululeko Mlaba’s superb 10-wicket match haul in the once-off Test match against England has not only etched her name in the history books but also propelled her to the top of the Proteas Women’s SACA MVP Test rankings.
Mlaba’s dominant performance has
seen her take over the top spot on 53.457 MVP points, ahead of Suné Luus on 49.899
MVP points and Laura Wolvaardt on 48.247 MVP points. This significant
achievement is a testament to her exceptional skill, hard work, and dedication
to the game.
In the overall SACA MVP rankings, Mlaba has climbed to the third position behind Marizanne Kapp and Laura Wolvaardt. This highlights her consistent performances across all formats and her valuable contribution to the Proteas Women’s team.
The SACA Most Valuable Player
Rankings offer a more nuanced approach to evaluating player performance. By
leveraging CricViz’s extensive database, the algorithm considers factors such
as expected performance, match-defining contributions, and venue-specific
historical data. This comprehensive analysis goes beyond traditional batting
and bowling averages, providing a more accurate reflection of a player’s impact
on the game.
Proteas Women SACA MVP Overall Rankings as of 19 December 2024
Proteas Women SACA MVP Test Rankings as of 19 December 2024
Keshav Maharaj has claimed the top
sport in the Proteas SACA MVP Test rankings following a successful clean sweep
over Sri Lanka in the recently concluded home Test series.
The Proteas spinner achieved a
significant milestone by completing his tenth Test five-for and his fourth at
St George’s Park to secure a 2-0 series victory. This win boosts South Africa
to the summit of the World Test Championship standings, surpassing Australia.
Maharaj tops the table on 142.281, followed by Proteas SACA MVP Overall leader Tristan Stubbs on 134.12 MVP points and Kagiso Rabada on 126.679 MVP points.
The Proteas SACA MVP is determined through a systematic process that considers various factors, including player performance, match impact, and contextual factors. The model, backed by CricViz’s extensive historical database, is designed to account for the nuances of the game, such as different playing conditions, opposition strengths, and match phases.
With two crucial home games
against Pakistan on the horizon, South Africa aims to maintain their winning
momentum. A continued string of victories could secure their place in the World
Test Championship final.
Proteas Men SACA MVP Overall rankings as of 10 December 2024:
Proteas Men SACA MVP Overall rankings as of 10 December 2024:
Laura Wolvaardt’s performance in
the recently concluded series against England has increased her lead at the top
of the Proteas Women’s SACA MVP Overall and T20i rankings.
With a commanding lead of 34
points, Wolvaardt’s impressive tally of 217,712 MVP points puts her well ahead
of the second-placed all-rounders, Marizanne Kapp (183.206 MVP points) and Suné
Luus (123.206 MVP points).
Her absence from the final match
did not diminish her overall impact. Her consistent batting performances,
coupled with her fielding contributions, earned her valuable points across
various categories. Additionally, her captaincy in the two matches she played
further boosted her MVP score.
As the Proteas Women continue to
rise in international cricket, Wolvaardt’s leadership and performances will be
key to their future performances.
The SACA Most Valuable Player
Rankings offer a more nuanced approach to evaluating player performance. By
leveraging CricViz’s extensive database, the algorithm considers factors such
as expected performance, match-defining contributions, and venue-specific
historical data. This comprehensive analysis goes beyond traditional batting
and bowling averages, providing a more accurate reflection of a player’s impact
on the game.
Proteas Women SACA MVP Overall rankings as of 4 December 2024:
Proteas Women SACA MVP T20i rankings as of 4 December 2024:
Marco Jansen wraps up an eventful India Series at the top of the Proteas Men T20 rankings. The lanky all-rounder, who started the series in 8th position, delivered a series of consistent performances that saw him climb up to the number one spot in the T20 rankings.
The Proteas SACA MVP uses the CricViz Match Impact model to measure player performance across batting, bowling, and fielding on a single scale—measured in runs conceded, made, and stopped. By quantifying player impact in runs, the SACA MVP provides a nuanced understanding of a player’s performance.
Jansen’s contribution with both bat and ball has been instrumental in his rapid ascent. His blistering 54-run knock off just 17 balls and taking top-order wickets on two occasions.
This, coupled with his four
crucial catches, Jansen has proven himself to be a valuable player in the
shortest format.
Jansen topped the T20 rankings with 163.63 MVP points, 21.94 points ahead of Proteas SACA Overall MVP leader Tristan Stubbs (141,688 points) and wicket-keeper Heinrich Klaasen (112.769 points).
The SACA Most Valuable Player Rankings take into account expected performance on every ball according to CricViz’s extensive database. Ahead of every ball, the system produces an estimated final total, and the players are graded according to whether their actions on the following ball have increased or decreased the expected total. Match context is also taken into consideration by recognising the impact different phrases and match situations produce varying expected outcomes.
Tristan Stubbs has further cemented his position at the top of the Proteas Men’s SACA MVP overall rankings after a superb performance in the recently concluded Test series against Bangladesh. The Proteas wrapped up the series with a convincing victory, placing the team in an excellent position in the ICC Test Championship.
Stubbs’ unbeaten 30 in the second
innings of the first Test was particularly impressive, highlighting his ability
to adapt to different match situations. His maiden Test century and a total of
159 runs in three innings contributed significantly to the team’s success.
With a series tally of 219.399
MVP points, Stubbs has extended his lead over Aiden Markram (168.794) and
Kagiso Rabada (145.324), who currently holds the number one spot in the ICC
Test Bowler Rankings.
The SACA Most Valuable Player
Rankings takes into account expected performance on every ball according to
CricViz’s extensive database. The algorithm calculates batting, bowling, and
fielding performances as well as match-defining contributions, and it considers
the historic performances of the venue where each fixture is being played.
Therefore, providing a more accurate reflection of the top performers in the
game compared to traditional batting and bowling averages.
Laura Wolvaardt’s outstanding
performance at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup secured her the top position in
the Proteas Women’s SACA MVP ranking.
Wolvaardt’s exceptional batting display throughout the tournament solidified her position as one of the world’s premier T20 batters. She scored 223 runs at an average of 44.60 and a strike rate of 113.19.
The CricViz model comprehensively ranks player batting, bowling, and fielding performances on a single scale measured in runs, recognises and ranks players based on their performances in each game.
Marizanne Kapp’s performances at
the World Cup earned her the top spot in the overall T20 rankings. Her
all-round performances made her a standout performer throughout the tournament.
T20 Women’s World Cup Rankings
The SACA Most Valuable Player
Rankings takes into account expected performance on every ball according to
CricViz’s extensive database. The algorithm calculates batting, bowling, and
fielding performances as well as match-defining contributions, and it considers
the historic performances of the venue where each fixture is being played.
Therefore, providing a more accurate reflection of the top performers in the
game compared to traditional batting and bowling averages.
Proteas Women SACA MVP rankings as at 20 October 2024:
Proteas Women Overall RankingsProteas Women T20i Rankings
Aiden Markram and Laura
Wolvaardt finished at the top of the Proteas SACA MVP rankings following their
impressive performances in recent series matches.
The SACA MVP rankings are
based on a combination of match performances, individual contributions, and
overall impact. Wolvaardt and Markram’s consistent excellence across all areas
of the game has secured them the top spot.
Wolvaardt who was a key
player in the WT20i series against Pakistan, wrapped up the series on 120,654
points. Her consistent contributions with the bat, combined with her excellent
performances in the outfield, and strategic captaincy earned her the
prestigious spot at the top of the overall ranking table for the women.
The Proteas Men had a
challenging ODI series against Afghanistan. Aiden Makram’s performances moved
him to the top of the Proteas Men overall MVP ranking, a mere 0.214 points
ahead of Tristan Stubs.
The SACA Most Valuable Player Rankings take into account expected performance on every ball according to CricViz’s extensive database. The algorithm calculates batting, bowling and fielding performances as well as match-defining contributions and considers the historic performances of the venue each fixture is being played at. Therefore, providing a more accurate reflection of the top performers in the game compared to traditional batting and bowling averages.
SACA is proud to announce the launch of the Proteas MVP for Men and Women. Over the past decade, SACA has managed the SACA MVP for domestic cricketers, and the Proteas MVP will be managed alongside the domestic MVP.
In launching the Proteas MVP, SACA is partnering with CricViz, the world’s leading cricket data specialist, to be able to provide real-time post-match MVP statistics for the Proteas Men and Women.
The CricViz model is comprehensive and ranks player batting, bowling and fielding performances on a single scale measured in runs. Venue-specific elements that impact the progress of a match, such as average runs scored, wickets taken, and the nature of the pitch are taken into consideration. One of the many advantages of this MVP model is that points are allocated based on the context of the match during different phases and situations in that match. Furthermore, player points are graded, for each discipline, based on the effect the player’s performance has on the final outcome of a match.
“The domestic MVP has always been popular with players, and it is our hope that the Proteas MVP will provide players and fans alike with a statistical analysis that is accurate, interesting and enhances interest in our wonderful game” commented Andrew Breetzke, SACA CEO.
Proteas Test and ODI captain Temba Bavuma noted; “Given the volume of international cricket across the various formats, the Proteas MVP will provide an objective measure of performance. Cricket has always been a game of statistics; it will be great to focus the statistics on the actual performance of players.”
“MVP programmes for women have lagged behind those of the men, so this is a welcome addition for the women, and will add to the interest and growth of our game,” added Laura Wolvaardt, Proteas Women captain.
As at 30 August, the MVP Rankings across the formats played this season (commencing 1 June 2024) are as follows:
Overall RankingsProteas Men MVP – T20 World Cup stats
These rankings will be updated after each match played by the respective Proteas teams.
