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Marco Jansen Girlfriend:Marco Jansen is a South African cricketer who plays for the national team in all formats. He also plays for Sunrisers Eastern Cape in domestic cricket. In January 2021, he was added to South Africaâ€s Test squad for the series against Pakistan. He was again selected in May 2021 for the Test series against the West Indies. He made his Test debut on 26 December 2021 against India, and his first Test wicket was Jasprit Bumrah.
In January 2022, Jansen received his first ODI call-up for the home series against India. He made his ODI debut on 19 January 2022. In May 2022, he was named in South Africaâ€s T20I squad for the away tour of India and made his T20I debut on 17 June 2022. He also played in the 2023 Cricket World Cup in India.
In May 2024, he was selected for South Africaâ€s squad for the 2024 ICC Menâ€s T20 World Cup, where South Africa finished as runners-up. In November 2025, during the second Test of South Africaâ€s tour of India, he was named Player of the Match for scoring 93 runs and taking 6/48 and 1/23. South Africa won by 408 runs, marking Indiaâ€s biggest Test defeat and securing South Africaâ€s first Test series win in India in 25 years.
Who is Marco Jansenâ€s girlfriend?
Marco Jansenâ€s girlfriend is Moyika Human. They have been together since September 7, 2024. Their relationship became public when Marco shared a photo with her at the CSA Awards 2024.
Moyika studied at Nelson Mandela University. She lives in Pretoria, Gauteng, and has 380 connections on LinkedIn. She first completed her Bachelorâ€s degree in Accounting, then went on to finish her Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting.
During her degree, Moyika studied subjects across accounting, business, and technology. Her CTA year focused on the four core areas required for professional accounting: Financial Accounting, Management Accounting, Auditing, and Taxation.
Moyika attended Die Brandwag High School before university. She finished as one of the top academic students at her school. She has also captained the first-team hockey side.
More About Moyika Human
Moyika Human works as an Audit Associate at EY South Africa. She is based in Johannesburg and started this role in January 2025. She is working toward becoming a Chartered Accountant (CA(SA)).
She also runs her own small business called Moyikaâ€s Home. She started it in August 2025. The business provides fresh and frozen home-cooked meals. She created it to help busy working people who struggle to balance long work hours, household duties, exercise, and self-care.
Before joining EY, she worked at PwC South Africa as an Audit Trainee. She spent one year in that role during 2024 in Cape Town. She also worked as a part-time tutor from 2021 to 2022. She taught accounting and mathematics to students from Grade 8 to Grade 12 in Cape Town.
Is Moyika Human on Instagram?
Moyika Human is on Instagram under the username @moyikahuman. Her profile shows 148 posts, 466 followers, and 245 following. Her bio says she loves God, organizing, cooking, and running. She is the owner of @moyikashome. She includes the verse Isaiah 54:10 and describes herself as a BAccHons graduate and an aspiring CA(SA).
How long have Marco Jansen and Moyika Human been dating?
Moyika Human and Marco Jansen started dating on September 7, 2024. During SA20 and IPL 2025, their relationship attracted attention, and “Marco Jansen girlfriend” became a popular search term.
FAQs
Q. In the IPL 2025 auction, how much did Marco Jansen sell for?
A. In the IPL 2025 Mega Auction, Punjab Kings (PBKS) purchased Marco Jansen for ₹7 crore.
Q. What is Marco Jansen’s height?
A. Marco Jansen stands 2.06 meters (6.8 feet) tall.
Q. How did Marco Jansen begin his professional career?
A. Before switching to fast bowling, Marco Jansen started out as an opening batsman and scored 164 runs at the age of nine.
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Former top prospect Marco Luciano claimed by Pirates, ending Giants tenure originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area
SAN FRANCISCO — For five years, Marco Luciano was on the top 100 lists. He was the kind of player that front offices dream of building around, or trading in a blockbuster.
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On Friday, the Giants lost him on a waiver claim.
Lucianoâ€s time in San Francisco ended when he was claimed by the Pittsburgh Pirates, the team announced Friday. Itâ€s a disappointing result for an organization that signed him out of the Dominican Republic but failed when it came to his development.
Luciano ended up playing just 41 games in San Francisco, hitting .217 with no homers. The Giants moved him to the outfield last offseason in hopes of jump-starting his career, but he had a .749 OPS in a hitter-friendly Triple-A league and his defense was viewed as poor. Luciano was out of options after the 2025 season and would not have been a real option for a 2026 roster spot next spring.
It was clear that the Giants would have to move Luciano this winter, but losing him for nothing shows how poorly he was managed over the years. The previous leadership in baseball operations kept Luciano at shortstop far too long, pushing back against the idea elsewhere in the industry — and even from some high-ranking Giants officials — that he needed to move to a corner spot or the outfield.
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When he was given an extended look in 2024, Luciano struggled defensively. Still, the Giants put a high price on him in trades. For years, Luciano was brought up in potential blockbusters, including some that would have brought All-Star caliber pitchers to San Francisco, but the Giants held on, hoping that he would live up to his potential.
Instead, Luciano will join fellow former top prospect Joey Bart in Pittsburgh. Itâ€s unclear if the outfield will work out for him, but heâ€s still just 24, and there has never been any question about his power.
Before the move, the Giants had 10 outfielders on their 40-man roster. Like Luciano, Luis Matos is out of options, and the new front office will have to, at some point, make a decision on his future, as well.
Fulham manager Marco Silva has revealed his concern for defender Joachim Andersen following the Dane picking up an injury against Arsenal.
Andersen limped out of the 1-0 defeat alongside captain Tom Cairney, who went down a couple of times for the Whites – with injuries starting to pile up for Silva.
Speaking after the game, Silva was asked about the status of his two stars and revealed what exactly happened to force both out of the game.
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Marco Silva was concerned for two of his stars (Image credit: BEN STANSALL/AFP via Getty Images)
“We have some injuries now,” Silva said after the game. “Joachim [Andersen] is out, Tom Cairney is out.
“Joachim has a hamstring injury. He felt something. Now it’s just for us a matter of time to know if it’s something more serious or a minor injury.
Joachim Andersen leaves the game having picked up an injury (Image credit: BEN STANSALL/AFP via Getty Images)
“That is really what will come in the next few hours/days after the exams, because with a muscle injury, it’s just to realise how serious it can be.
“Tom Cairney was something in his back. He felt it when he jumped for one ball. Doesn’t look so serious.
“That’s a different one; it was a knock there. He was not feeling good. I fear that next week he’s going to be another absence for us.“
Silva also added that he wanted more from his players in the second half, but that he was pleased with the application, given the injuries that the Cottagers currently face.
Tom Cairney was forced off, too (Image credit: Alex Pantling/Getty Images)
“We had a lot of absences right now, but the attitude from the players, the work ethic, our organisation most of the time was there. Arsenal is in a great moment; it’s a tough side to play against.
“Better first half from us. I would like to see us in the second half to do more or less what we did in the first 30 minutes, but Arsenal in a moment obligate us to do things that we don’t like.”
Marco Penge has now claimed three European Tour titles this season, and his latest victory comes with added rewards.
With a sudden-death win on Sunday at the Spanish Open over fellow Englishman Daniel Brown, Penge earned invites to next year’s Masters and Open Championship — perks that were put into place for the first time this year.
“It’s crazy,” Penge said of playing in the Masters. “It’s a course that I’ve always wanted to play, because I feel like my game sets up really good for it.”
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A lot of courses have seemed like a good fit of late for Penge, 27, who also won the Danish Golf Championship and the Hainan Classic in April.
At the Club de Campo Villa de Madrid this week, Penge kept up his strong play and entered the final round with a four-shot lead. But he flatlined on Sunday, shooting a 1-over par 72 while Brown, who began the day five shots back, punctuated a closing 4-under 67 with a birdie on the 18th hole to force a playoff.
The extended play did not last long, as Penge ended matters on the first extra hole.
It was a good time for a birdie, and a great time for a win, given a recent shift by two of the most powerful institutions in the game. In August, Augusta National Golf Club announced in conjunction with the R&A that the Masters, along with the Open Championship, would be offering new invites to a select group of national opens, including the Japan Open, the Hong Kong Open, the Australian Open, the South Africa Open and … wait for it … the Spanish Open.
At the same time, Augusta and the R&A did away with auto invites to those same events for the PGA Tour’s seven fall tournaments. If you want to compete for the green jacket or the Claret Jug, you’re now better off winning in Spain than in Napa or at the Baycurrent Classic in Japan.
Though far from a household name in the United States, Penge captured plenty of attention across the pond this year and was among the candidates in the conversation as a potential captain’s pick for the European Team in the Ryder Cup. He didn’t get the nod to travel to New York. But he now has other U.S. plans this spring.
Oct 12, 2025, 01:20 PM ET
MADRID — Marco Penge beat fellow Englishman Daniel Brown in a playoff to win the Spanish Open on Sunday and secure a spot in next year’s Masters and Open Championship.
Penge relinquished a four-shot lead but came out on top with a birdie on the first playoff hole to win his third European tour title this year.
“Dan and Joel [Girrbach] played great today. They were holing putts, and I just couldn’t really get it in the hole. It felt like I was really up against it,” Penge said. “But I felt like I managed myself really well, and I actually think tee to green, I feel like I played really solid. It doesn’t matter the putts; I think I used them all yesterday, but obviously holing that one there was worth the wait.”
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It was the first time the national tournament offered the winner an automatic spot for the Masters and The Open.
“It’s crazy,” Penge said about playing in the Masters. “It’s a golf course that I’ve always wanted to play, because I feel like my game sets up really good for it.”
Penge, who shot a 1-over 72 on Sunday, finished tied with Brown at 15 under for the tournament.
Brown, whose 31st birthday was on Saturday, started five shots back but made a run after shooting a 4-under 67 in the final round. That was despite dealing with a right shoulder ailment that required treatment during the back nine. He forced a playoff with a birdie on the final hole.
The 27-year-old Penge also won at the Danish Golf Championship and the Hainan Classic.
Girrbach (69) was four shots back to start the day. The Swiss player finished third at 14 under for the tournament.
Home favorite Jon Rahm, who was seeking a record fourth Spanish Open title, wasn’t in contention at the start of the final round, but he closed with a 6-under 65 to finish in a tie for ninth.
Shane Lowry, who like Rahm was back in action after helping Europe win the Ryder Cup in New York last month, didn’t make the cut at the Club de Campo Villa de Madrid in the Spanish capital.
MADRID — Marco Penge beat fellow Englishman Daniel Brown in a playoff to win the Spanish Open on Sunday and secure a spot in next year’s Masters and Open Championship.
Penge relinquished a four-shot lead but came out on top with a birdie on the first playoff hole to win his third European tour title this year.
“Dan and Joel (Girrbach) played great today, they were holing putts and I just couldn’t really get it in the hole, it felt like I was really up against it,†Penge said. “But I felt like I managed myself really well and I actually think tee to green, I feel like I played really solid. It doesn’t matter the putts, I think I used them all yesterday, but obviously holing that one there was worth the wait.â€
It was the first time the national tournament offered the winner an automatic spot for the Masters and the British Open.
“It’s crazy,†Penge said about playing in the Masters. “It’s a golf course that I’ve always wanted to play, because I feel like my game sets up really good for it.â€
Penge, who shot a 1-over 72 on Sunday, finished tied with Brown at 15 under for the tournament.
Brown, whose 31st birthday was on Saturday, started five shots back but he made a run after shooting a 4-under 67 in the final round. That was despite dealing with a right shoulder ailment that required treatment during the back nine. He forced a playoff with a birdie on the final hole.
The 27-year-old Penge also won at the Danish Golf Championship and the Hainan Classic.
Girrbach (69) was four shots back to start the day. The Swiss player finished third at 14 under for the tournament.
Home-crowd favorite Jon Rahm, who was seeking a record fourth Spanish Open title, wasn’t really in contention at the start of the final round, but he closed with a 6-under 65 to finish in a tie for ninth.
Shane Lowry, who like Rahm was back in action after helping Europe win the Ryder Cup in New York last month, didn’t make the cut at the Club de Campo Villa de Madrid in the Spanish capital.
MADRID — Marco Penge is in position to win the Spanish Open after the Englishman reeled off eight birdies on Saturday, while home favorite Jon Rahm saw his hopes of landing a record fourth title all but disappear.
Penge went to 16 under for the tournament after hitting a 7-under 64 in Round 3. The overnight leader started the day with a third-hole bogey but then went on a red-hot run, going under par on eight out of 10 holes to distance himself from the pack.
“Whatever the outcome is, it’s going to be a great experience, great memories for me,†Penge said. “Tomorrow doesn’t define anything, it’s just another day, an 18-hole round of golf.â€
Playing partner Joel Girbach of Switzerland is his nearest challenger, four shots back. Daniel Brown and Patrick Reed are five back, followed by Tom McKibben, who is six behind.
Rahm will need a massive turnaround Sunday after a 71 that included a double bogey. He is 12 shots back and tied for 28th. The Ryder Cup winner is trying to surpass Seve Ballesteros as the tournament’s most successful golfer since the creation of the European Tour in 1972.
The 27-year-old Penge broke his wedge when he got stuck behind a tree on the second hole.
“I knew it was going to break,†he said. “I kind of picked a club I didn’t think I was going to need the rest of the way, just made sure not to hit my hand on the tree.â€
Penge began the day with a one-shot lead. He will now bid for his third tour win, after also prevailing this year at the Danish Golf Championship and the Hainan Classic.
Oct 11, 2025, 01:21 PM ET
MADRID — Marco Penge is in position to win the Spanish Open after the Englishman reeled off eight birdies Saturday, while home favorite Jon Rahm saw his hopes of landing a record fourth title all but disappear.
Penge went to 16 under for the tournament after shooting a 7-under 64 in the third round. The overnight leader started the day with a third-hole bogey but then went on a red-hot run, going under par on eight out of 10 holes to distance himself from the pack.
“Whatever the outcome is, it’s going to be a great experience, great memories for me,” Penge said. “Tomorrow doesn’t define anything. It’s just another day, an 18-hole round of golf.”
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Playing partner Joel Girrbach of Switzerland is his nearest challenger, four shots back. Daniel Brown and Patrick Reed are five back, followed by Tom McKibbin, who is six behind.
Rahm will need a massive turnaround Sunday after a 71 that included a double bogey. He is 12 shots back and tied for 28th. The Ryder Cup winner is trying to surpass Seve Ballesteros as the tournament’s most successful golfer since the creation of the European tour in 1972.
The 27-year-old Penge broke his wedge when he got stuck behind a tree on the second hole.
“I knew it was going to break,” he said. “I kind of picked a club I didn’t think I was going to need the rest of the way, just made sure not to hit my hand on the tree.”
Penge began the day with a one-shot lead. He will now bid for his third tour win after also prevailing this year at the Danish Golf Championship and the Hainan Classic.
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