South Africa · All-Rounder

Bryce Parsons Stats, SA20 60 and 3/10, First-Class 191

Bryce Rodney Parsons is a South African domestic all-rounder who bats left-handed and bowls slow left-arm orthodox. Born in Benoni on 13 February 2001, he was 25 on 20 August 2026. Parsons captained South Africa at the 2020 Under-19 World Cup and later reached the 2026 SA20 final with Pretoria Capitals, producing 60 from 44 balls and 3/10 in Qualifier 1. His broader career table is dated 23 April 2026 and keeps first-class, List A, T20 and SA20 figures separate.

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Left-handedSlow left-arm orthodox bowlerBorn 13 February 2001

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Full nameBryce Rodney Parsons

Age25As of 20 August 2026

Date of birth13 February 2001Benoni, South Africa

Batting styleLeft-handed

Bowling styleSlow left-arm orthodox

Career overview

Bryce Parsons cricket career

Born 13 February 2001 in Benoni; age 25 on 20 August 2026.

Left-handed batter and slow left-arm orthodox bowler.

Scored 60 and took 3/10 in the 2026 SA20 Qualifier 1.

Recorded 1,627 first-class runs and 45 wickets by 23 April 2026.

Official SA20 profile lists Pretoria Capitals for both 2026 and 2027.

Career story

Bryce Parsons career and playing journey

Who is Bryce Parsons?

Bryce Rodney Parsons is a South African all-rounder whose main senior career has been in domestic cricket and the SA20. He bats left-handed and bowls slow left-arm orthodox. The official SA20 profile confirms his date of birth, playing styles and Pretoria Capitals seasons, while the wider career record documents substantial first-class output in both disciplines.

His identity is distinct from cricketers with similar surnames and from other members of South Africa's 2020 Under-19 squad. The consistent combination of the 13 February 2001 birth date, Benoni birthplace, left-handed batting, slow left-arm bowling, youth captaincy and Pretoria Capitals record identifies the same Bryce Parsons throughout this page.

Why Bryce Parsons was chosen as South Africa Under-19 captain

Cricket South Africa appointed Parsons captain of the 15-player Junior Proteas squad for the home 2020 Under-19 World Cup. Head coach Lawrence Mahatlane described him as a natural leader and pointed to the tactical and personal growth he had shown while captaining the side during the preceding winter.

The tournament ran from 17 January to 9 February 2020. South Africa shared Group D with Afghanistan, Canada and the United Arab Emirates. Youth captaincy is a fixed leadership achievement, but it is not a senior Proteas cap and cannot be presented as first-class or senior international captaincy.

Bryce Parsons's 121 against Canada

Parsons led from the front in South Africa's 150-run group win over Canada at Potchefstroom on 21 January 2020. He scored 121 from 91 balls, including 15 fours and three sixes, as the hosts reached 349/8. ICC identified it as his Youth ODI career-best at the time.

South Africa then dismissed Canada for 199 in 41.1 overs. Parsons's century belongs to Youth ODI cricket, so it is not included in the senior List A row shown below. The opponent, competition and age-group label are necessary because a bare 121 could otherwise be mistaken for a domestic or senior international innings.

Bryce Parsons's move into senior domestic cricket

After the Under-19 stage, Parsons entered South Africa's senior domestic structure and was selected for an SA Emerging Men tour of Namibia. Cricket South Africa also included him in the KwaZulu-Natal Dolphins group when the domestic system moved into its Division One structure for 2021/22.

Those selections document progression, but a squad announcement does not create appearances or statistics. His recognized first-class, List A and T20 totals come from completed matches. By late 2025, CSA was still listing him in the Dolphins squad for the 4-Day Series, showing that the red-ball domestic path continued alongside SA20 opportunities.

Bryce Parsons first-class batting record

The career table dated 23 April 2026 records 1,627 first-class runs from 30 matches at an average of 38.73. Parsons had four hundreds and six fifties, with a high score of 191. The figures establish repeated long-form production rather than resting the batting case on one innings.

The 191 is already included in the 1,627-run total, just as the four centuries include that score. It is a first-class high, not a Test score: no Test row appears in the dated record. Calling it a senior international 191 would change the level of competition and overstate his career.

Bryce Parsons first-class bowling record

At the same 23 April 2026 cutoff, Parsons had 45 first-class wickets at 35.20. His best innings return was 6/41, and he had three five-wicket innings. Those numbers are why all-rounder is a meaningful description rather than a label based only on having a recorded bowling style.

The 6/41 is contained inside the 45 wickets and one of the three five-fors. Batting and bowling aggregates also answer different questions: a batting average cannot be compared directly with a bowling average, and a single best return does not prove he operated as the primary bowler in every match.

Bryce Parsons List A record and Dolphins contributions

The dated List A row records 618 runs from 26 matches at 29.42, with one hundred, three fifties and a high score of 105. It also records six wickets, with best bowling of 2/33. These are 50-over domestic figures and are separate from both his Youth ODI century and his SA20 performances.

One recent example came when Parsons made 81 not out from 94 balls as the Dolphins chased a rain-reduced target against the Lions with 3.1 overs remaining. During the same domestic campaign cycle, he contributed 30 in the One Day Cup final as the Dolphins defeated Boland. The team title does not turn either innings into a career total.

Bryce Parsons T20 record before the 2026 SA20 final

Parsons's overall T20 row records 899 runs from 53 matches, including a century, two fifties and a high score of 102 not out. With the ball he had 21 wickets at 22.42 and best figures of 3/10. The row includes recognized T20 competitions, so adding his SA20 numbers again would double-count part of the record.

His first playing season with Durban's Super Giants was 2025. The official SA20 profile records three matches, 86 runs, a high of 47 and a batting average of 28.67, with no wickets from 18 balls. He had been listed in the 2024 squad but recorded no appearances that season.

How Bryce Parsons joined Pretoria Capitals

Durban's Super Giants did not retain Parsons for SA20 Season 4, and Pretoria Capitals bought him at the 2025 player auction for R1.9 million. The official squad release places him in a new team rather than silently carrying his earlier Durban membership forward.

The auction figure is a league purchase value for that season. It is not evidence of take-home pay after tax, endorsement income, total career earnings or present net worth. It can be reported only with its South African rand currency and Season 4 auction context.

Bryce Parsons's 2026 SA20 season

In his first season with Pretoria Capitals, Parsons played eight matches and scored 150 runs at 21.43. His high score was 60, and he faced 127 balls for a strike rate of 118.11. He also hit ten fours and seven sixes. These are official SA20 season figures, not his complete T20 career.

With the ball, he took seven wickets for 84 runs from 50 deliveries, with best figures of 3/10 and a bowling average of 12.00. The official table shows an economy rate of 10.08. The high economy and low average can coexist because he took wickets frequently in a small 50-ball sample.

The Qualifier 1 performance that sent Pretoria to the final

Parsons delivered his best combined SA20 performance in Qualifier 1 against Sunrisers Eastern Cape on 21 January 2026. He took 3/10 as Sunrisers reached 170/7, then made 60 from 44 balls with four fours and two sixes. Pretoria won by seven wickets with nine balls remaining.

He added 91 with Dewald Brevis, who scored 75 from 38 balls. The partnership carried Pretoria into its first final since the inaugural 2023 season. Parsons's 60 and 3/10 both sit inside his eight-match season totals; highlighting the knockout performance gives context without adding the numbers a second time.

Bryce Parsons in the 2026 SA20 final

Pretoria Capitals made 158/7 in the final at Newlands on 25 January 2026. Sunrisers Eastern Cape chased 162/4 in 19.2 overs to win by six wickets, leaving Pretoria as Season 4 runners-up. The result should not be rewritten as a title for Parsons simply because he helped the Capitals reach the match.

The official season record credits Parsons with eight appearances overall. Match-specific batting or bowling figures must come from the final scorecard rather than being inferred from his season totals. His decisive documented performance remains the earlier Qualifier 1, where the official report supplies both his innings and bowling return.

Bryce Parsons and Pretoria Capitals for 2027

The official SA20 player page also lists Parsons under Pretoria Capitals for 2027. Its future-season row contains no matches or performance, so this page treats it only as team context and does not display a zero-filled statistical record. No appearance, run, wicket or playing-eleven place exists until a match is played and recorded.

This separation protects both freshness and accuracy. The completed 2026 season can carry eight matches, 150 runs and seven wickets; the upcoming listing can confirm the team association only. A later squad change would update the current context without altering the completed Season 4 record.

Bryce Parsons age, birthplace and playing styles

Parsons was born on 13 February 2001 in Benoni, South Africa, and was 25 on 20 August 2026. The review date matters because his age changes each birthday while the birth date does not. His official SA20 profile independently gives the same birth date and identifies him as South African.

He bats left-handed and bowls slow left-arm orthodox. Those are separate identity fields from his all-rounder role: a player can have a recorded bowling style without bowling regularly. Parsons's 45 first-class wickets, three five-fors and seven wickets in eight SA20 matches provide the performance evidence behind the broader role description.

How the SA20 figures fit Bryce Parsons's overall T20 record

The official 2026 SA20 line gives a competition-specific view: eight matches, 150 runs and seven wickets for Pretoria Capitals. The overall T20 row is broader, covering 53 matches, 899 runs and 21 wickets through 23 April 2026. The SA20 matches are already part of that recognized T20 category.

This means the two rows answer different questions but cannot be added together. The competition row shows what Parsons did for Pretoria in one season; the career row shows his output across recognized T20 teams and seasons. His 3/10 appears as the best return in both because the same innings sits inside both scopes.

Has Bryce Parsons played senior international cricket?

The dated career record used here contains first-class, List A and T20 rows but no Test, ODI or T20I row. ICC and CSA sources confirm that Parsons captained South Africa at Under-19 level and later entered SA Emerging and domestic squads; none of those steps is a senior Proteas appearance.

A future national call-up would need its own dated squad announcement and match scorecard before this status changes. Until then, his strongest senior evidence comes from domestic cricket and SA20. This boundary prevents a South Africa Under-19 century or an SA Emerging selection from being presented as a full international cap.

Bryce Parsons salary, net worth and private life

The R1.9 million Season 4 auction amount is the only specific financial figure used here because the league published its exact meaning. No audited financial source reviewed for this profile establishes Parsons's net worth, take-home salary or total earnings, so those broader figures are not estimated from the auction value.

Public cricket records establish his birth details, role, youth captaincy, teams and match performances. They do not justify private addresses, contact information or unsupported claims about relationships or family wealth. Keeping those boundaries clear leaves room for the cricket information readers can verify.

Bryce Parsons records

Bryce Parsons career statistics and records

Batting, bowling and fielding figures are kept separate by competition and format.

First-class (Wikipedia, 23 April 2026)30matches

Batting

Runs: 1,627
High score: 191
Average: 38.73
100s / 50s: 4/6

Bowling & fielding

Wickets: 45
Best bowling: 6/41
Average: 35.20
Balls: 2,898
Catches / stumpings: 22 catches; stumpings not listed
5w / 10w: 3 / 0

Only fields published by the named source are shown; unavailable values are not guessed.

List A (Wikipedia, 23 April 2026)26matches

Batting

Runs: 618
High score: 105
Average: 29.42
100s / 50s: 1/3

Bowling & fielding

Wickets: 6
Best bowling: 2/33
Average: 76.16
Balls: 518
Catches / stumpings: 12 catches; stumpings not listed
5w / 10w: 0 five-wicket hauls; ten-wicket hauls not listed

Only fields published by the named source are shown; unavailable values are not guessed.

T20 (Wikipedia, 23 April 2026)53matches

Batting

Runs: 899
High score: 102*
Average: 20.90
100s / 50s: 1/2

Bowling & fielding

Wickets: 21
Best bowling: 3/10
Average: 22.42
Balls: 423
Catches / stumpings: 20 catches; stumpings not listed
5w / 10w: 0 five-wicket hauls; ten-wicket hauls not listed

Only fields published by the named source are shown; unavailable values are not guessed.

SA20 2026 (official)8matches

Batting

Runs: 150
High score: 60
Average: 21.43
Strike rate: 118.11
Not outs: 0
100s / 50s: 0/1

Bowling & fielding

Wickets: 7
Best bowling: 3/10
Average: 12.00
Economy: 10.08
Balls: 50
5w / 10w: 0 five-wicket hauls; ten-wicket hauls not listed

Only fields published by the named source are shown; unavailable values are not guessed.

Career chronology

Debut and last listed match

Senior domestic career

Debut

Progressed through Central Gauteng, SA Emerging and Dolphins structures

Last listed match

First-class, List A and T20 table dated 23 April 2026

SA20

Debut

Durban's Super Giants appearances in 2025; Pretoria Capitals in 2026

Last listed match

Official profile also lists Pretoria Capitals for 2027; checked 20 August 2026

Career achievements

Career achievements and milestones

Made 60 from 44 balls and took 3/10 in Pretoria Capitals' 2026 SA20 Qualifier 1 win.
Recorded 150 runs and seven wickets from eight matches in the 2026 SA20 season.
Recorded 1,627 first-class runs and 45 wickets by 23 April 2026.
Scored 121 from 91 balls against Canada as South Africa Under-19 captain in 2020.
Reached the 2026 SA20 final with Pretoria Capitals, who finished as runners-up.

Reader questions

Bryce Parsons FAQ

How old is Bryce Parsons?

Bryce Parsons was born on 13 February 2001 and was 25 on 20 August 2026.

What is Bryce Parsons's role?

Bryce Parsons is a left-handed batter and slow left-arm orthodox bowler classified as an all-rounder.

What did Bryce Parsons do in the 2026 SA20 Qualifier?

Bryce Parsons made 60 from 44 balls and took 3/10 as Pretoria Capitals beat Sunrisers Eastern Cape by seven wickets in Qualifier 1.

What are Bryce Parsons's best first-class records?

At the 23 April 2026 cutoff, Parsons had a first-class high score of 191 and best bowling of 6/41, with four hundreds and three five-wicket innings.

What is Bryce Parsons's net worth?

No audited financial statement reviewed for this article establishes a reliable current net-worth figure for Bryce Parsons.

Is Bryce Parsons with Pretoria Capitals for 2027?

The official SA20 player page lists Pretoria Capitals for 2027, but no future-season appearance or performance is claimed before a match is played.

Conclusion

Bryce Parsons's career has moved from South Africa Under-19 captaincy and a 121-run World Cup innings into a genuine two-discipline domestic record. His 1,627 first-class runs, 45 wickets and decisive 60 plus 3/10 in the 2026 SA20 Qualifier show the progression. Pretoria's runner-up finish and 2027 listing are kept separate so a future roster does not become an invented performance.