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born 1998 South Africa
Faye Tunnicliffe (born 9 December 1998) is a South African cricketer who plays as a wicket-keeper and right-handed batter.
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Ellyse Perry is an inspiration, mostly because of her work ethic. Her athletic ability, as well as cricketing skills are things that inspire me to be better.
Being fully professional now is a great way to create a higher standard for the Domestic Structure, because now it is a full time job, and there are no excuses for not going all-in.
The goal is always to play at the highest level and represent my country. I’ve grown up a bit now and I look forward to the prospect.
They are also hungry to develop with the game, so it is pretty cool to be in a friendship group like that; it is quite a privilege.
Performing at provincial level is important because if you do get that call, then you go in with confidence rather than getting a call up and being unsure of yourself.
I wanted to know why I had to do heavy squats and deadlifts. It’s all helped with my game.
It is really refreshing actually, to see a group of girls so passionate about cricket, and who are so keen to learn
Women’s cricket is on the rise and is definitely a space to watch at the moment
My dad and I were always very competitive, whether it was cricket, squash, or golf. That’s where my competitive nature came from
They are so willing to try new things and I think it is easy to get stuck in our own ways, and then that’s where the fear of failure creeps in.
All the hard work, and my persistence – being quite stubborn with my goal – is starting to pay off. But this isn’t the end goal. The end goal is to perform and contribute.
My advice would be to never stop believing in yourself. Hardship and adversity is inevitable, but as long as you believe that you can do it, and put the work in, no one can stop you.
I debuted in 2018 and was lucky enough to play a couple of tours since then, my last one being in India 2021.
My all time favourite highlight has got to be singing the national anthem in the 2018 World Cup in St Lucia. That was so special
It was really competitive playing in the boys’ team, They didn’t hold back. They thought, well, this is a goal, possibly keeping me out of the team.
Seeing them at practice, they work very hard, so it is cool to have that motivation at training and even off the field as well, having good, intelligent cricket conversations
The Big Bash has always been a favourite of mine to watch. I can honestly say that I would love to play in all of them
So let’s see if we can bounce her out of the net
I love having conversations with them, especially when they go on a tour and come back, they will come back with new knowledge of the game, so I really enjoy having conversations with them
I played one international game there and that would be the biggest privilege any cricketer can ask for, to play on your home ground, in front of a home crowd, especially in a World Cup, it would be awesome, and we need to grab that opportunity