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Limited R20 Tickets Available Again as Registration Opens for Betway SA20 Season 3

Fans can register for early access to summer’s hottest cricket action in two exclusive pre-sale windows to Group Stage matches,…

Fans can register for early access to summer’s hottest cricket action in two exclusive pre-sale windows to Group Stage matches, Playoffs and Final matches.

Monday, 14 October 2024: With less than 100 days until the Betway SA20 kicks off on 9 January 2025, pre-sale registration for tickets has officially opened today.

This exclusive opportunity allows fans to register for early bird ticket access for all 30 group matches, the Playoffs and the Final, along with access to the fan favourite PlentyFor20 promotion. This ever-popular ticket promotion offers a limited number of tickets to the opening matches at each of the six venues for just R20*. 

Key dates:

  • Registration: Open from 11am on 14 October to 23 October
  • Group Stages pre-sales: 25 October – 6 November (public sales open 7 November)
  • Playoffs and Final pre-sales: 2 – 5 December (public sales open 6 December)

All registered fans will receive an email as soon as each of the pre-sale windows open and will be first in line to gain exclusive access to tickets. Fans must register their interest at https://sa20.mobi/presale.

Betway SA20 matches will be the place to be this summer! The stage is set to welcome global stars Ben Stokes, Kane Williamson and Joe Root alongside local heroes Tristan Stubbs, KG Rabada and Heinrich Klaasen. Fans will once again be offered an unmatched stadium experience, with live DJs, a range of kids’ activities, musical performances, the Betway one handed catch, giveaways, fan cams and more on offer at every match.

* All ticket specials are subject to availability at each stadium.

Source: cricket.co.za

Dean Elgar: Cricketer Dean Elgar started out well, leading the South African Under-19 World Cup team in 2006, and became the captain of the South African national team in 2021. He is regarded as a pillar for the South African middle order and is known for his stability.

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