Mpumalanga v Northern Cape (23rd Match)

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Wednesday 11 Mar 2026

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Uplands College • 

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The Mpumalanga Cricket Team, based in the province of the same name in South Africa, is a force to be reckoned with in the world of cricket. The team competes in the Cricket South Africa Provincial Competitions, where they consistently perform well and have even won multiple titles. In addition to their success in domestic competitions, several players from Mpumalanga have gone on to represent the national team. Notable players include David Jacobs, who was the first black South African to lead a provincial team, and CJ de Villiers, who has played for the national team. The team's home ground is the Botshabelo Stadium, which has a capacity of 5,000 and regularly hosts important matches. Known for their skill, determination, and strong team spirit, the Mpumalanga Cricket Team is definitely one to keep an eye on in the world of cricket.

The Northern Cape cricket team, also known as the Desert Hawks, is a professional cricket team based in the northern province of South Africa. The team competes in the CSA Provincial One-Day and CSA Provincial Three-Day competitions, as well as the Africa T20 Cup. They have had a successful run in these competitions, having won the CSA Provincial Three-Day competition in 2015/16 and the Africa T20 Cup in 2017. The team currently boasts a talented lineup of players, including the likes of Aubrey Swanepoel, Jacobus van Dyk, and Rivaldo Moonsamy. Their home ground is the Diamond Oval stadium in Kimberley, which has a capacity of 11,000 spectators. This state-of-the-art stadium has hosted numerous international matches, making it a popular destination for cricket fans in the region. With their impressive track record and strong team, the Northern Cape cricket team continues to make a mark in the world of cricket.