Esme Hester Johanna Kruger (an haife ta a ranar 29 ga watan Nuwamba shekara ta 1971) 'yar wasan kwallon kafa ce ta Afirka ta Kudu . [1]

Esme Kruger
Rayuwa
Haihuwa Pretoria, 29 Nuwamba, 1971 (53 shekaru)
Sana'a
Sana'a bowls player (en) Fassara

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An haife ta ne a Pretoria, Afirka ta Hudu kuma an zaba ta a matsayin wani ɓangare na Kungiyar Afirka ta Kudu don Wasannin Commonwealth na 2018 a Gold Coast a Queensland [2] inda ta yi ikirarin lambar azurfa a cikin Fours tare da Elma Davis, Johanna Snyman da Nicolene Neal . [3]

Ta lashe lambar yabo ta 2018 a gasar zakarun kwallon kafa ta Afirka ta Kudu don kungiyar kwallon kafa ta Christian Brothers College Old Boys (CBCOB). Wannan ita ce ta biyu bayan da ta lashe hudu a shekarar 2012. [4]

A shekarar 2019, ta lashe lambar azurfa ta hudu da lambar tagulla sau uku a gasar zakarun Atlantic Bowls [5] kuma a shekarar 2020 an zaba ta don gasar zakarar duniya ta waje ta 2020 a Ostiraliya. [6]

A cikin 2021, ta lashe lambar yabo ta mata huɗu kuma ta kammala matsayi na biyu a nau'i-nau'i a gasar zakarun Afirka ta Kudu ta bowling don Christian Brothers College Old Boys (CBCOB) Bowls Club. Wannan ita ce ta uku ta kasa.[7]

A shekara ta 2022, ta yi gasa a cikin mata Uku na mata huɗu a Wasannin Commonwealth na 2022.[1] A cikin hudu ƙungiyar Johanna Snyman, Thabelo Muvhango da Bridget Calitz sun kai wasan karshe kuma sun lashe lambar azurfa bayan sun rasa a wasan karshe 17-10 ga Indiya.[8]

A shekara ta 2023, an zaba ta a matsayin wani ɓangare na tawagar don wakiltar Afirka ta Kudu a Gasar Cin Kofin Duniya ta 2023. Ta shiga cikin sau Uku na mata da kuma sau Hudu na mata.[9][10]

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