Tazmin Brits has long been celebrated for her remarkable journey from javelin prodigy to cricket stalwart. Along the way, the South Africa batter has quietly built herself an impressive financial portfolio. Estimates suggest her net worth stands around $1 million, thanks in large part to her cricket earnings and endorsements

That figure may seem modest by celebrity athlete standards, but for a women’s cricketer in the modern era, it’s a marker of real progress. Brits earns through a combination of sources:

Central contracts with Cricket South Africa, which guarantee steady income and reflect the nationwide push toward equal pay across genders.

Match fees and tournament payouts, having competed in top-tier events like the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup (where she was the Proteas’ second-highest run-scorer with 187 runs)

International league stints and endorsements, although specifics remain undisclosed.

Her dedication has earned her headline roles—recent contract renewals and consistent selection for key series—but her finances also reflect cricket’s slow yet steady financial uplift. While male cricketers may earn disproportionately more, Brits’s numbers showcase how women’s cricket is gaining traction—making solid money moves off the field.

Of course, her net worth isn’t public record, and external estimates vary. But with a mix of central contracts, international appearances, and brand deals, the $1 million figure feels appropriate—and perhaps conservative. As women’s cricket continues to grow and equal-pay structures tighten, figures like Brit’s underline how the game is becoming not just a passion but a viable career.