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South Africa Women’s World Cup cricketer dies in double tragedy
- Updated: April 8, 2019
All-rounder Theunissen-Fourie, 25, represented South Africa in 4 internationals — 3 ODIs and one Twenty20 — and was partial of a 2013 World Cup squad.
Former South Africa Women’s World Cup cricketer Elriesa Theunissen-Fourie and her child were killed in a automobile pile-up this weekend, military confirmed.
The deadly collision occurred in a northwestern mining city of Stilfontein, a military orator told AFP.
All-rounder Theunissen-Fourie, 25, represented South Africa in 4 internationals — 3 ODIs and one Twenty20 — and was partial of a 2013 World Cup squad.
“This is a awful tragedy in a loyal clarity of that word,” pronounced Cricket South Africa (CSA) arch executive Thabang Moroe.
“This is harmful news for all of us.
“Elriesa did so most for a village in that she lived and gave glorious use both as a inhabitant actor and in a work she did during a grassroots level.
“On interest of a CSA family, we extend a deepest magnetism to her husband, her family, friends and all her cricketing colleagues.
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