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Khaya Zondo

Khaya Zondo

🏏 BatsmanBat: Right Handed BatBowl: Right-arm offbreak

Born: Mar 07, 1990 · Age: 36 yrs · Birth Place: Westville, Durban

Teams:Dolphins

Total Runs

499

Across all formats

High Score

54

Career best

ODI Avg

29.2

Runs per wicket

100s / 50s

0/1

Milestone innings

Wickets

0

Career bowling wickets

Recent Form

Last five batting performances

5 shown
  • vs NCAPE· 11th Match

    CSA T20 Challenge, 2026

    47(27b)SR: 174.07
  • vs LIONS· 4th Match

    CSA T20 Challenge, 2026

    37(19b)SR: 194.74
  • vs WPR· 6th Match

    CSA Four-Day Series Division One, 2026-27

    0(6b)SR: 0.00
  • vs WPR· 6th Match

    CSA Four-Day Series Division One, 2026-27

    11(19b)SR: 57.89
  • vs TIT· 4th Match

    CSA Four-Day Series Division One, 2026-27

    4(16b)SR: 25.00

Batting & Fielding Career

Comprehensive career statistics breakdown by match format

4 formats recorded
FormatMatInnsRunsHSAvgSR100s50s4s6sNODucks
ODI661465429.263.2018310
T2012102334323.3132.390027810
Test57120392037.970012311
IPL000000000000

About Khaya Zondo

Khayelihle Zondo or Khaya Zondo as he is popularly known as is a middle-order batsman from South Africa. Like AB de Villiers and Mark Boucher, Zondo's cricket career also started through one of South Africa's junior cricket programme, Bakers Mini Cricket.
 

He developed his skills at Westville Boys High and at the age of 15, he joined a Premier League club - Pinetown. Zondo, who had been a part of KwaZulu Natal's provincial teams at Under (U) - 13, U-15, U-17 and U-19 levels, made his first-class debut for KwaZulu Natal at the age of 17 in November 2007. Soon after he made his debut for Durban's franchise team, Dolphins. However, he failed to become a regular in the side.
 

In 2011/12, Zondo was chosen to be a part of a seventh domestic franchise, Impi. This team comprised of players who remained on the fringes of their original franchise, players like Zondo. Playing in the domestic T20 competition, Zondo was the top-scorer for Impi, scoring 259 runs in 11 matches that also included a century against Cobras.
 

He was part of the South African A team that visited India in July-August 2015. In the four matches of the tri-series that also involved Australia A, he scored 154 runs at an average of 38.50. His success in the tri-series saw him earn a place in the South African T20I squad against India in October 2015, where he was named as a replacement for the injured Rilee Rossouw.