Inside Rilee Rossouw Wife Marike Jana and Net Worth 2022

Rilee Roscoe Rossouw is happily married to Marike Jana and is happily living together.

Rossouw recently engaged in an intriguing online conversation with a fan. A supporter stated that he and his wife both want to see Rossouw continue to play for Multan Sultans for another six or seven years.

He tweeted in response that his wife Marike Jana had also requested that he only play for Multan Sultans.

They have a second kid in 2018, and Marike Marike announced the happy news on Instagram with the caption, “So this little fellow chose to show up yesterday with his daddy still in England. Luckily daddy came this morning.”

He was chosen in the players’ draft for the 2021 Lanka Premier League to play for the Dambulla Giants in November 2021. He was purchased by the Oval Invincibles in April 2022 for the 2022 season of The Hundred in England. He joined Somerset County Cricket Club in May 2022 for the T20 Blast.

Rilee Rossouw’s overall wealth was estimated to be $5–6 million. He is a well-known cricket player in South Africa who plays professionally.

For Royal Challengers Bangalore, Rossouw played in the IPL in 2011 and took Nic Maddinson’s spot in the 2014 season. He was a member of the 2015 Africa T20 Cup roster for the Free State cricket team.

Rossouw served as a backup player for the Quetta Gladiators during the 2017 Pakistan Super League season. He was said to have made about $370,000 there. He participated in BPL 2017 for Khulna Titans.

Following the Bangladesh Premier League draft for the 2018–19 season, he was selected for the Rangpur Riders team in October 2018. [10] With 558 runs in 14 games, he was the team’s top run-scorer during the competition.

 He was chosen in November 2019 to represent the Khulna Tigers in the Bangladesh Premier League for the 2019–20 season. He was included on the St. Lucia Zouks roster for the 2020 Caribbean Premier League in July of that year.

Rossouw was selected to represent a South African school team while studying at Grey College in Bloemfontein. He earned his South Africa under-19s debut against Bangladesh in the second “Test” in December 2007.

Before the 2008 U-19 Cricket World Cup, he also played in India. He participated in all six World Cup games, helping South Africa advance to the championship with 136 runs at an average of 34.00.

In 2010, Rossouw was chosen for South Africa A team to travel to Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. On the latter trip, he hit 131 runs from 151 balls against Sri Lanka A, sharing century partnerships with Dean Elgar and Jonathan Vander.

He debuted for South Africa in a Twenty20 match against Australia on November 5, 2014, while he made his One Day International debut against Zimbabwe in August 2014. Due to his score of 78 from 50 balls, he was named the player of the match.

Rossouw’s international career ended briefly on January 5, 2017, when he signed a Kolpak contract with Hampshire County Cricket Club, disqualifying him from playing for South Africa.

Rilee Rossouw, a high-order left-handed batsman for South Africa against Bangladesh in the T20 World Cup, hammered a blistering century on Thursday. In the history of T20 internationals, Rossouw made history by becoming the first player from a full-member country of the ICC to hit a consecutive century.

Rossouw has been in outstanding form after making his international comeback for South Africa following a six-year absence. In his final T20I match, which took place on October 4, 2022, against India during the previous three-match T20I bilateral series.

At the T20 World Cup on Thursday, Rossouw led South Africa to a commanding 205/5 in 20 overs against Bangladesh with 109 runs off 57 balls and 8 sixes, and 7 fours. Additionally, this was a South African player’s first century at a T20 World Cup. The top batsman enthusiastically celebrated his success.

Rossouw is not the first batsman overall, but he is the first from a full-member country. Gustav McKeon, an 18-year-old batsman for France who set a record earlier this year in July by becoming the first player to make two straight centuries in T20Is, deserves credit for that distinction.

In the Super 12, South Africa defeated Bangladesh by 104 runs in their second Group 2 encounter. The Proteas chose to bat first after winning the toss. They reached 205 runs, the greatest total of the competition so far, thanks to the leadership of Rilee Rossouw (109) and Quinton de Kock.

The Bangladeshi batting order was completely bowled out for 101 runs by the South African bowlers, who were in control of the situation from the outset. Anrich Nortje recorded the greatest bowling figures by a South African international at the T20 World Cup, taking four wickets while conceding just 10 runs.