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Reaching Five Years Is A Significant Milestone For SA20: Graeme Smith
League Commissioner Graeme Smith: The SA20 League celebrated five years of its journey on Sunday as the South African franchise competition looked ahead to its fifth season, with League Commissioner Graeme Smith describing the milestone as a moment of pride while promising further growth and innovation ahead of the 2027 edition.
Since the tournament’s inaugural ball was bowled before a sold-out crowd at Newlands on January 10, 2023, SA20 has established itself as a prominent fixture on the cricket calendar. The league has sold more than 1.6 million tickets across its first four seasons, attracted over 500 million television viewers and built a social media following of four million.
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Hardik Pandya Key To India's Balance In 2027 ODI WC, Biggest Challenge Is To Get Him Fit, Says Ganguly
ODI World Cup: Former India captain Sourav Ganguly believes star fast-bowling all-rounder Hardik Pandya will be vital to maintaining the side’s balance at the 2027 Men’s ODI World Cup in South Africa, adding that keeping him fit and match-ready will be head coach Gautam Gambhir’s biggest off-field challenge leading into the marquee event.
SA20 Season 5: Du Plessis, Van Der Dussen, Mulder Headline Player Auctions Shortlist
Joburg Super Kings: 95 South African cricketers and 61 overseas stars are set to go under the hammer at the October 7 auction for 19 remaining slots ahead of the milestone in Season 5 of the SA20, South Africa's franchise-based domestic T20 competition.
South African Women To Attend Four-day Red-ball Camp Ahead Of Tests vs India, Australia
Cricket South Africa: Gearing up for a packed home summer featuring two Test matches against India and Australia, Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Friday announced an extended 28-player squad for a four-day red-ball training camp scheduled to be held in Centurion from September 27 to 30.
'Certainly No Animosity Left' - Starc Ready For Durban Test Against South Africa
Major League Cricket: Australia’s fast bowling spearhead Mitchell Starc believes the intense off-field friction that once defined contests against South Africa has largely dissolved, adding that there is certainly ‘no animosity left’ between the two teams ahead of the first Test starting at Kingsmead on October 9.
'Every Player Wants To Win The World Cup': Miller Eyes Glory With Proteas In 2027
The Cricket World Cup: South African batter David Miller has set his sights on World Cup glory but believes the Proteas must keep their focus firmly on the process as they build towards next year’s ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.
Stepping Into Leadership Role In Absence Of Senior Pacers Is An Exciting Challenge: Jansen
ICC World Test Championship: Set to spearhead South Africa’s fast-bowling unit in the upcoming ODI series against Australia, lanky left-arm fast bowling all-rounder Marco Jansen said he is eager to take on the added responsibility in the absence of injured stalwarts Kagiso Rabada and Lungi Ngidi.
Very Optimistic Kagiso Rabada Will Play In Test Series Against Australia: Shukri Conrad
ICC World Test Championship: Expressing high optimism over ace fast bowler Kagiso Rabada’s recovery, South Africa head coach Shukri Conrad on Monday said he would be ‘very surprised’ if the star fast bowler misses the upcoming crucial three-match ICC World Test Championship series against Australia, starting October 9.
Laura Wolvaardt Equals Smriti Mandhana’s Record For Most International Hundreds
Laura Wolvaardt: South African skipper Laura Wolvaardt has put herself alongside Smriti Mandhana at the summit of the century chart of women’s international cricket, producing a record-breaking 126 not out to power the Proteas women to an unassailable 3-0 series lead over Zimbabwe.
Marizanne Kapp Withdraws From WBBL To Focus On International Commitments
Big Bash League: South Africa all-rounder Marizanne Kapp has withdrawn from the upcoming Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) season to focus on international duties, leaving Melbourne Stars without one of their key overseas players for WBBL 12.
Leus Du Plooy To Miss Remainder Of Season For Middlesex Due To Administrative Blunder
Metro Bank One: Middlesex will be without their captain Leus du Plooy for the remainder of the season due to an administrative blunder as the club did not register him as an overseas player before the deadline.
Former Aussie Pacer Peter Siddle Appointed New South Wales Bowling Coach
New South Wales: Former Australian pacer Peter Siddle has been appointed as the new bowling coach of New South Wales ahead of the new season, joining the coaching staff led by his former teammate Brad Haddin.
The Best Way Forward For Me Is To Play As Much As I Can: Hazlewood
Play Cricket Week: Australia fast bowler Josh Hazlewood is targeting a busy run of one-day cricket to maintain his bowling intensity and build towards October’s Test series in South Africa, saying he wants to play as much as possible after making a successful return to Test action against Bangladesh.
South Africa Pacer Lutho Sipamla Ruled Out Of T20I Tri-series In Namibia, Simelane Named Replacement
Cricket South Africa: South Africa fast bowler Lutho Sipamla has been ruled out of the ongoing T20I tri-series featuring Namibia and Zimbabwe after sustaining a left hamstring injury, Cricket South Africa (CSA) announced on Sunday.
Kagiso Rabada All But Out Of South Africa’s Test Series Against Australia Due To Hamstring Injury
Former South Africa: South Africa’s premier fast bowler Kagiso Rabada has been ruled out of the side’s home Test series against Australia after suffering a grade-three tear to his right hamstring. Rabada, 31, is expected to be sidelined for up to two months after picking up the injury, which disrupted his winter conditioning programme.
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