Part of WPL 2026 auction, former South African opener eyes international return as an umpire

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Former South African cricketer Lizelle Lee is on the heels of playing her 100th Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) game for the Hobart Hurricanes, the current table-toppers, on Wednesday, November 26, against the Melbourne Stars. While Lee still remains one of the in-demand players in domestic T20 competitions, the 33-year-old, who is now an Australian citizen and plays as a local for Tasmania and the Hurricanes, has already set her eyes on the next stage of her career, as an umpire at the highest level.

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