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You are here: Home / News / Sport / Change to the Start Time for Proteas Women’s t20i at Newlands

Change to the Start Time for Proteas Women’s t20i at Newlands

21 November 2025 by Guest

Cricket South Africa (CSA) has adjusted the start time for the first T20 International between the Proteas Women and Ireland in Cape Town.

Fixtures – Proteas Women’s Inbound Tour vs Ireland 2025

T20I Series

Friday, 05 December – 1st T20I at 14h00: South Africa vs Ireland (WSB Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town)

Sunday, 07 December – 2nd T20I at 14h00: South Africa vs Ireland (Boland Park, Paarl)

Wednesday, 10 December – 3rd T20I at 18h00: South Africa vs Ireland (Willowmoore Park, Benoni)

ODI Series

Saturday, 13 December – 1st ODI at 10h00: South Africa vs Ireland (Buffalo Park Stadium, East London)

Tuesday, 16 December – 2nd ODI at 10h00: South Africa vs Ireland (St George’s Park, Gqeberha)

Friday, 19 December – 3rd ODI at 14h00: South Africa vs Ireland (DP World Wanderers, Johannesburg)

 

Source: cricket.co.za

Monty Panesar – Born on April 25, 1982, in Luton, Panesar is known for his left-arm spin bowling. He played a key role in England’s success during the 2000s, particularly in the 2005 Ashes, where he took crucial wickets.

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