South africa t20 league

Cricket South Africa, in association with SuperSport, has announced the launch of a new franchise-based T20 tournament. The first edition of the competition will be played in January 2023, immediately after South Africa's tour to Australia. For subsequent editions, January has been marked as a dedicated window. SuperSport had argued that they were entitled to screen the Global T20 League as per their contractual agreement to show all cricket played in South Africa, but CSA disagreed and said the tournament constituted new business. They were unable to secure another broadcaster for it, which ultimately resulted in the tournament never taking place. CSA then launched the Mzansi Super League in 2018 and gave the broadcast rights to the SABC for a minimal fee. The MSL featured eight teams and ran for two years, with CSA footing the entire bill, which amounted to over R100 million per edition. It was not played in 2020, 2021 or 2022, ostensibly because of the Covid-19 pandemic, but also because CSA could no longer afford it. With SuperSport's buy-in, they can now launch a T20 league.

The SA20 is South Africa’s premier T20 cricket League starting in January 2023. The League was founded in 2022, with Cricket South Africa and SuperSport the majority shareholders. The competition features six exciting franchises operating out of Johannesburg, Centurion/Pretoria, Durban, Gqeberha, Paarl and Cape Town. The SA20 has the backing of some of the most recognised T20 franchises in the world, with several Indian Premier League strongholds branching out to establish an even greater international footprint. The franchises are owned by six dynamic entities which have made an investment which will sustain South African cricket, the players and future cricketers coming through the development pipeline. The Joburg Super Kings will be based at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg. They are owned by the Chennai Super Kings Limited, the entity with founded the Indian Premier Leagues’ Chennai Super Kings. Representing the Capital City, The Pretoria Capitals, part of JSW Sports, will be based at SuperSport Park in Centurion. Durban’s Super Giants, an entity of RPSG Sports Private Limited, will be Ethekwini’s leading outfit. In Gqberha, the Sunrisers Eastern Cape of Sun TV Network will make South Africa’s oldest Test venue, St George’s Park, their home. The Paarl Royals, part of the Royals Sports Group, will be playing in front of the old Boland Park faithful. The IPL’s most successful team, Mumbai Indians, and the Reliance Industries Ltd, have branched out to form the MI Cap...

Betway SA20 young guns Tristan Stubbs, Gerald Coetzee and Dewald Brevis significantly enhanced their reputations in the recently concluded South Africa ‘A’ series victory over Sri Lanka ‘A’. The trio all made valuable contributions across the three-match series which the visitors ultimately won 2-1.

The The SA20 will see several world-class stars being pitted against each other. This tournament provides fans another opportunity to watch their favourite cricketers in action, and get a flavour of what South African cricket has to offer. MI Cape Town will be led by Rashid Khan, with David Miller acting as the skipper of Paarl Royals. Aiden Markram, Dwaine Pretorius, and Quinton de Kock will be in charge of Eastern Cape Sunrisers, Pretoria Capitals and Durban Super Giants respectively. Faf du Plessis, meanwhile, will be at the helm of the Joburg Super Kings. MI Cape Town are favourites in the SA20 where to watch live: TV and live streaming details India: Fans in India can catch a glimpse of the action on TV on Sports18 platforms: Sports18 – 1, Sports18 – 1 HD, Sports18 Khel. The matches can be live streamed on the Jio Cinema app. Night Matches will begin at 9pm IST. South Africa: SA 20 games will be aired on SuperSport. Coverage for the first game begins at 5.30pm local time. United Kingdom: Sky Sports – Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports Mix – will broadcast the games live in the UK. Coverage for the first game begins at 2.30pm UK time. The SA 20 will be available for fans in the following regions on ICC.tv: Asia: Afghanistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Cambodia, China, Georgia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Maldives, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Tajikis...

Jofra Archer set for competitive return in South Africa T20 cricket league, live on Sky Sports Cricket Jofra Archer will return to competitive cricket for MI Cape Town in the South Africa T20 cricket league, which is live on Sky Sports; Archer has been sidelined with elbow and back injuries for almost 18 months Jofra Archer will return to competitive cricket for the first time in almost 18 months as he works his way back to full fitness ahead of a bumper year of cricket for England. With an Ashes series and ODI World Cup on the horizon, fast bowler Archer will play two matches for MI Cape Town in the South Africa T20 cricket league, the SA20, which will be live on Sky Sports Cricket. During the training camp in Abu Dhabi, England's managing director of men's cricket, Rob Key, confirmed Archer's phased return to cricket. "Our plan for him is he will play two games in the South African franchise [competition], which will be his first competitive cricket. If he gets through that, we will pick him for the South Africa ODI series, so he will go from four overs to 10 overs," Key said in November. Trending • Transfer Centre LIVE! Real Madrid's Bellingham explains his move... • Papers: Man Utd threaten Chelsea pursuit of Inter 'keeper Onana • Man Utd shares up 10 per cent but Qataris still waiting on exclusivity • McIlroy three back after Fowler, Schauffele make US Open history • Bellingham passes first test on Real unveiling as new No 5 • Mbappe: Macron has no influence on my car...

SA20: Sky Sports to show South Africa T20 competition in five-year rights deal England stars Jos Buttler and Sam Curran will be among the players involved in this year's SA20, which is being shown live on Sky Sports; the tournament begins on January 10, involving six global franchises, and will run for four weeks Twitter Due to your consent preferences, you’re not able to view this. The six teams will play each other twice in a round-robin stage before the semi-finals and final, live on Sky Sports. SA20 has the backing of some of the most recognised T20 franchises in the world, with several IPL strongholds branching out to establish an even greater international footprint. Trending • Transfer Centre LIVE! Real Madrid's Bellingham explains his move... • Papers: Man Utd threaten Chelsea pursuit of Inter 'keeper Onana • Man Utd shares up 10 per cent but Qataris still waiting on exclusivity • McIlroy three back after Fowler, Schauffele make US Open history • Bellingham passes first test on Real unveiling as new No 5 • Mbappe: Macron has no influence on my career • Will England win The Ashes? Pundits' predictions... • Arsenal's £80m-plus Rice bid rejected | West Ham want £120m • France, Denmark win at World Cup of Darts I Belgium curb personal issues • Man Utd transfers: Bayern leading contenders to sign Kim • • "We are thrilled to add the SA20 to our portfolio of cricket rights," Sky Sports director of cricket Bryan Henderson said. Also See: • Get Sky Sports • @SkyCricket on T...

The cricket world is all set to witness a brand new T20 cricket league, which kicks off on January 10 in South Africa. The inaugural edition of the South Africa T20 cricket league, also called the SA20 league will be played between six teams from January 10 to February 11. Here’s a look at the participating teams, their full squads, complete schedule, match timings, and more interesting details about the tournament. Squad: Quinton De Kock (captain), Akila Dananjaya, Christiaan Jonker, Dilshan Madushanka, Dwaine Pretorius, Hardus Viljoen, Heinrich Klaasen, Jason Holder, Johnson Charles, Junior Dala, Keemo Paul, Keshav Maharaj, Kyle Mayers, Matthew Breetzke, Prenelan Subrayen, Reece Topley, Simon Harmer, Wiaan Mulder Squad: Aaron Phangiso, Alzarri Joseph, Donavon Ferreira, Faf du Plessis (captain), George Garton, Gerald Coetzee, Harry Brook, Janneman Malan, Kyle Verreynne, Leus Du Plooy, Lewis Gregory, Lizaad Williams, Maheesh Theekshana, Malusi Siboto, Nandre Burger, Neil Brand, Reeza Hendricks, Romario Shepherd Coaches: Stephen Fleming (head coach), Albie Morkel, Eric Simons, Wandile Gwavu Squad: Wayne Parnell (captain), Adil Rashid, Anrich Nortje, Cameron Delport, Daryn Dupavillon, Eathan Bosch, Jimmy Neesham, Josh Little, Kusal Mendis, Marco Marais, Migael Pretorius, Phil Salt, Rilee Rossouw, Senuran Muthusamy, Shane Dadswell, Shaun Von Berg, Theunis De Bruyn, William Jacks Coaches: Graham Ford (head coach), Dale Benkenstein, Jacques Kallis Sunrisers Eastern Cape Squad: ...

31 August 2022 11:44 JOHANNESBURG - The new South African T20 league will be known as the SA20. The announcement was made by league commissioner Graeme Smith on Wednesday morning. Were eXXtremely eXXcited to announce: The SA20 is Cricket South Africa’s third attempt at creating a premier Twenty20 event after the failure to launch of the T20 Global League and the doomed-from-the-start Mzansi Super League, which lasted 2 seasons before folding. "We selected a name for its simplicity and something that can be uniquely ours as we enter this new and exciting phase of cricket in South Africa," Smith said. The league has already attracted international stars including Liam Livingstone, Jos Buttler, Jason Holder, Rashid Khan and Moeen Ali, who have signed to play. This is in addition to all the top Proteas players who will be available for the duration of the event. Smith indicated that agreements were in place for the internationals who had existing contracts with teams in the Big Bash League to be available for the local tournament as well. The player auction will take place on 19 September 2023. Each SA20 franchise will be allowed a maximum of 17 players in their squad, 10 of which must be South African and a limit of 7 overseas players. Smith said that a women’s version of the tournament was in the pipeline. However, due to South Africa hosting the ICC Women’s World Cup in 2023, immediately after the conclusion of the SA20, it was not feasible to have both this time around. "W...