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200 Children Smile

21 January 2024 by Alan

The match between Joburg Super Kings and Pretoria Capitals at The Wanderers on Saturday was a special and unforgettable one for more than 200 kids from various areas in Gauteng. The Joburg Super Kings provided them a special live-match day experience where they saw their favourite stars in action from the Sun Zone in the Taverners pavilion, sporting the Super Kings’ yellow merchandise and bucket hats, waving flags and blowing whistles!

The Joburg Super Kings will be providing similar match-day experiences for kids in all the home matches of SA20 2024.

The kids came from schools that participate in the Gauteng Schools leagues to grow the base of cricket within the townships which lack infrastructure. They are a feeder to the regional and provincial cricket teams’ pipeline.

The kids in attendance were from various hubs within Gauteng region as follows:

  • Soweto hub
  • Dobsonville hub
  • West rand hub
  • Sedibeng hub
  • South hub (Orange Farm)
  • Alexandra hub
  • Central hub

The Joburg Super Kings are pleased to provide this exciting opportunity for the kids to be part of the SA20 journey.

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  1. Stickers

    17 September 2026 at 8:25 pm

    Run out is a method of dismissal in the sport of cricket governed by Law 38 of the Laws of cricket

  2. Midnight Rambler

    8 September 2026 at 4:26 pm

    160 international Rugby caps and still going – Alun Wyn Jones of Wales is a behemoth in the sport. He has over 160 international caps to his name and he’s still going. He’s played at 4 world cups (2007-2019) which is a record, has played in 4 Lions Tours (2009-2021), which is also a record, and has clocked up over 225 appearances for the Ospreys too. Someone needs to check in his loft for a portrait of himself, because this guy just keeps going and going.

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