Babette de Leede is a Dutch wicketkeeper who bats right-handed. She has represented the Netherlands in one-day international cricket, accumulating 501 runs across her ODI career.
De Leede operates in the wicketkeeping role, a position that demands technical skill behind the stumps and the ability to contribute with the bat in the middle order. Her right-handed batting approach has yielded a career ODI aggregate of 501 runs, establishing her as a player capable of making meaningful contributions in the Dutch lineup.
Playing for a smaller cricket nation, de Leede has been part of the Netherlands' efforts in international one-day competition. The wicketkeeping role carries particular responsibility in team balance, requiring a player to manage the demands of both defensive and aggressive cricket while maintaining focus behind the stumps.
Her career statistics reflect participation in Netherlands ODI cricket, where opportunities for international competition remain more limited than for established Test-playing nations. De Leede's presence in the Dutch squad underscores the development of women's cricket infrastructure within the Netherlands.
