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*** Points - Win 4, No result - 2, Loss - 0. *** Bonus points - 1 additional point for win with run rate difference of 1.25 times. *** There will be two strategic time-outs of 2:30 mts allowed in each innings. *** Powerplay overs - 6 In the event of teams finishing on equal points, the right to progress through to the final and those to play in the play-off will be determined as follows: * the team with the most number of wins; * If still equal, the team with the highest number of bonus points; * If still equal, the team with the highest net run rate; * If still equal, the team with the most number of wins over the other team(s) who are equal on points and have the same number of wins; * If still equal, the team with the highest runs to wickets ratio throughout the tournament; * If still equal, the team with the highest wickets to runs ratio throughout the tournament.

Posted at 09:32h in by Teams to have increased salary purse and a rookie player in each squad Wednesday, 14 June 2023: The new player regulations for Season 2 of Betway SA20 will give teams the opportunity to assemble powerhouse squads to build on the cricketing success of the inaugural edition held in January this year. The salary cap has been increased by R5.1 million to R39.1 million from the first year, allowing teams to attract the best talent and a license to assemble competitive squads. The official trading window for South African players opened on the 1 st June, giving teams an opportunity to pre-sign, trade, buy-out or retain players ahead of the auction. In a new introduction, teams will be required to sign a rookie player; a South African player 22 years of age or younger who has not featured in the SA20 before. Squad sizes will increase to 19 with the inclusion of the rookie player and the wild card player. Teams are required to have a minimum of 11 South African players in their squads. For the match day playing XI, teams can field a maximum of 4 overseas players and a minimum of 7 South Africans. Betway SA20 League Commissioner, Graeme Smith, says the new regulations will ensure the second season of the League continues to produce a high standard of cricket associated with South Africa’s premier T20 League. “We have put these new regulations in place to build on the successful first season of Betway SA20, which was underpinned by entertaining and quality cri...

A salary cap boost of R5.1 million per team will ensure that the second season of the The new salary cap of R39.1 million per team means outfits can literally splash the cash to attract some of the game’s biggest players. Rookie player The latest trading window for South African players opened on 1 June, giving teams an opportunity to pre-sign, trade, buy-out or retain players ahead of the player auction later this year. Also, in a new initiative, every team will have to sign a rookie plyer — a South African player of 22 or younger who has not featured in the SA20 before. “The teams have an opportunity to assemble the best of South African and international talent, which will no doubt produce competitive and a high standard of cricket for the fans in the second season. “The addition of a rookie player to the squads shows our continued commitment and investment to giving young talent exposure on a global platform. “We saw some special performances from the young players in our first season. SA20 remains aspirational for up and coming cricketers and this is another opportunity for them to showcase their skills.” Sunrisers Eastern Cape were crowned the inaugural champions at a sold-out Wanderers Stadium to close off a successful first season, which saw record crowds and a renewed interest in domestic cricket in South Africa.

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South Africa’s T20 league is yet to see a team pull away in the standings as all six have won and lost at least once in the first week of the SA20. > Sign Up to ICC.tv to Watch Every Match of the SA20 But some of the biggest names in T20s have made an early statement as they pile on boundaries with the bat or restrict the flow of runs with the ball. We take a look at the leading batters and bowlers so far in the SA20 league: Leading batters Most runs Heinrich Klaasen (Durban's Super Giants): 162 Quinton de Kock (Durban's Super Giants): 146 Dewald Brevis (MI Cape Town): 127 Kyle Mayers (Durban's Super Giants): 124 Jos Buttler (Paarl Royals): 117 Durban's Super Giants dominate the list of the top run-scorers in the inaugural SA20 league, with young gun Dewald Brevis and England’s ICC Men’s T20 World Cup winning skipper Jos Buttler not far behind from their four matches. England imports Will Jacks (114) and Phil Salt (107) could move into the top five for runs when Pretoria Capitals play their fourth T20, as could Sunrisers Eastern Cape pair JJ Smuts (102) and Aiden Markram (101). Highest strike rates (min 30 balls) George Linde (MI Cape Town): 181.13 Will Jacks (Pretoria Capitals): 180.95 Phil Salt (Pretoria Capitals): 167.18 Tristan Stubbs (Sunrisers Eastern Cape): 166.66 Heinrich Klaasen (Durban's Super Giants): 160.39 South Africa all-rounder George Linde has put together an imposing strike rate with an unbeaten 63 from 28 balls (strike rate of 225) against Sunrisers East...

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*** Points - Win 4, No result - 2, Loss - 0. *** Bonus points - 1 additional point for win with run rate difference of 1.25 times. *** There will be two strategic time-outs of 2:30 mts allowed in each innings. *** Powerplay overs - 6 In the event of teams finishing on equal points, the right to progress through to the final and those to play in the play-off will be determined as follows: * the team with the most number of wins; * If still equal, the team with the highest number of bonus points; * If still equal, the team with the highest net run rate; * If still equal, the team with the most number of wins over the other team(s) who are equal on points and have the same number of wins; * If still equal, the team with the highest runs to wickets ratio throughout the tournament; * If still equal, the team with the highest wickets to runs ratio throughout the tournament.

South Africa’s T20 league is yet to see a team pull away in the standings as all six have won and lost at least once in the first week of the SA20. > Sign Up to ICC.tv to Watch Every Match of the SA20 But some of the biggest names in T20s have made an early statement as they pile on boundaries with the bat or restrict the flow of runs with the ball. We take a look at the leading batters and bowlers so far in the SA20 league: Leading batters Most runs Heinrich Klaasen (Durban's Super Giants): 162 Quinton de Kock (Durban's Super Giants): 146 Dewald Brevis (MI Cape Town): 127 Kyle Mayers (Durban's Super Giants): 124 Jos Buttler (Paarl Royals): 117 Durban's Super Giants dominate the list of the top run-scorers in the inaugural SA20 league, with young gun Dewald Brevis and England’s ICC Men’s T20 World Cup winning skipper Jos Buttler not far behind from their four matches. England imports Will Jacks (114) and Phil Salt (107) could move into the top five for runs when Pretoria Capitals play their fourth T20, as could Sunrisers Eastern Cape pair JJ Smuts (102) and Aiden Markram (101). Highest strike rates (min 30 balls) George Linde (MI Cape Town): 181.13 Will Jacks (Pretoria Capitals): 180.95 Phil Salt (Pretoria Capitals): 167.18 Tristan Stubbs (Sunrisers Eastern Cape): 166.66 Heinrich Klaasen (Durban's Super Giants): 160.39 South Africa all-rounder George Linde has put together an imposing strike rate with an unbeaten 63 from 28 balls (strike rate of 225) against Sunrisers East...

A salary cap boost of R5.1 million per team will ensure that the second season of the The new salary cap of R39.1 million per team means outfits can literally splash the cash to attract some of the game’s biggest players. Rookie player The latest trading window for South African players opened on 1 June, giving teams an opportunity to pre-sign, trade, buy-out or retain players ahead of the player auction later this year. Also, in a new initiative, every team will have to sign a rookie plyer — a South African player of 22 or younger who has not featured in the SA20 before. “The teams have an opportunity to assemble the best of South African and international talent, which will no doubt produce competitive and a high standard of cricket for the fans in the second season. “The addition of a rookie player to the squads shows our continued commitment and investment to giving young talent exposure on a global platform. “We saw some special performances from the young players in our first season. SA20 remains aspirational for up and coming cricketers and this is another opportunity for them to showcase their skills.” Sunrisers Eastern Cape were crowned the inaugural champions at a sold-out Wanderers Stadium to close off a successful first season, which saw record crowds and a renewed interest in domestic cricket in South Africa.

Posted at 09:32h in by Teams to have increased salary purse and a rookie player in each squad Wednesday, 14 June 2023: The new player regulations for Season 2 of Betway SA20 will give teams the opportunity to assemble powerhouse squads to build on the cricketing success of the inaugural edition held in January this year. The salary cap has been increased by R5.1 million to R39.1 million from the first year, allowing teams to attract the best talent and a license to assemble competitive squads. The official trading window for South African players opened on the 1 st June, giving teams an opportunity to pre-sign, trade, buy-out or retain players ahead of the auction. In a new introduction, teams will be required to sign a rookie player; a South African player 22 years of age or younger who has not featured in the SA20 before. Squad sizes will increase to 19 with the inclusion of the rookie player and the wild card player. Teams are required to have a minimum of 11 South African players in their squads. For the match day playing XI, teams can field a maximum of 4 overseas players and a minimum of 7 South Africans. Betway SA20 League Commissioner, Graeme Smith, says the new regulations will ensure the second season of the League continues to produce a high standard of cricket associated with South Africa’s premier T20 League. “We have put these new regulations in place to build on the successful first season of Betway SA20, which was underpinned by entertaining and quality cri...