Kyle Verreynne is a professional South African cricketer. He plays the role of a right-handed batter in and represents the National team in the test and ODI format.
Kyle Verreynne is a professional South African cricketer. He plays the role of a right-handed batter and a wicketkeeper, he represents the National team in the test and ODI format. Verreynne has made a name for himself while playing for the Cape Cobras in the South African domestic T20 competition. Verreynee showed fine temperament and appetite for runs at a young age and was awarded a first-class debut at the tender age of 18. Ever since his debut, the youngster has played quite a few substantial knocks including two in international cricket. With an impressive average of more than 50, Verreynne is considered of the most talented batter in the domestic circuit. He has the ability to anchor the innings and also play the aggressor’s role when needed.
Verreynne studied at the Wynberg Boy’s High School which had already produced future international cricketers like Jacques Kallis and Richard Levi. He went through the ranks and on the back of some consistent performances, Kyle was picked for the South African squad U-19 World Cup and ended the tournament as the 2nd highest run-scorer. Verreynne like hitting a good straight drive to the start of the innings which gets him going, he is known for playing the long innings. The wicketkeeper batters like to settle down first before taking an aggressive approach.
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On the back of some consistent performances for the Cape Cobras in South African domestic cricket, Verreynne was awarded a national call-up for the ODI series against Australia just prior to the COVID lockdown. The youngster played for the Cape Town Blitz in the Mzansi Super League and scored a half-century straight away but had to give his place up to Quinton de Kock after he returned to the XI. Unfortunately, the youngster went unsold in the Indian Premier League auction but managed to get picked by the Joburg Super Kings for INR 82 lakhs in the inaugural edition of the SA20 League. There are a lot of other T20 franchises keeping a close eye on his progress. Let’s now have a peek into some of the other interesting facts about the young and upcoming South African talent.
His net worth is around INR 7 crores (approx)
He earns around INR 1.2 crore annually (approx)
Kyle Verreynne earns INR 82 lakhs from his SA20 franchise, Joburg Super Kings
Kyle Verreynne is currently the brand ambassador for Gunn and Moore, popularly known as GM.
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