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The Voice of the Dragons Returns

North West Cricket Proudly Renews Partnership with OFM for the 2026/27 Season

As the curtain closes on the 2025/26 season and excitement builds towards an action-packed 2026/27 campaign, North West Cricket is proud to announce the renewal of its partnership with OFM as the official radio partner of the North West Dragons.

The renewed partnership ensures that the passion, energy, and heartbeat of the Dragons will once again be heard across the country through one of Central South Africa’s leading radio stations.

The collaboration continues to strengthen the connection between the team and its loyal supporters while expanding the reach of cricket in the North West and beyond.

With a bumper season ahead, North West Cricket looks forward to bringing supporters closer to the action, amplifying the voices of the Dragons, and creating unforgettable moments at the NWC Oval in Potchefstroom.

North West Cricket Chief Executive Officer, Mr Tommy Phiri, shared his excitement on the renewal: “North West Cricket and the Dragons brand are honoured and delighted to officially welcome OFM on the renewal of its valued partnership of the Dragons Team.” CEO, Mr Phiri further shows his appreciation on the partnership: “We extend our sincere appreciation to OFM for the continued trust and confidence shown in North West Cricket through the renewal of this important relationship.

The renewed partnership reflects a shared commitment to growing the game, celebrating community, and creating engaging experiences for cricket fans throughout the season.

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