Lions v North West (16th Match)Day 1

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Thursday 26 Nov 2026

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The Wanderers Stadium • 

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The Lions are a South African provincial cricket team based in Johannesburg and formerly known as the Highveld Lions. Representing the CSA T20 Challenge5 and CSA T20 Challenge3 cricket regions, the team competes in Cricket South Africa’s domestic tournaments, including the CSA 4-Day Series, the domestic One-Day Cup and the T20 Challenge. Their home ground is the Wanderers Stadium, an international venue in Johannesburg known for its lively atmosphere and high-scoring matches. The Lions have won major domestic trophies, including the four-day first-class championship, and have contributed many players to South Africa’s national sides. Notable cricketers associated with the team over the years include Kagiso Rabada, Quinton de Kock, Temba Bavuma and Aiden Markram. The squad changes from season to season, blending emerging talent with experienced professionals across red-ball, one-day and T20 formats. For supporters following South African domestic cricket, the Lions offer a useful way to track Johannesburg-area players, competition results, team news and performances at one of the country’s best-known cricket grounds. Their history, strong player pathway and presence in all three domestic formats make them a prominent team in South African cricket.

North West, officially known as the North West Dragons, is a South African domestic cricket team representing CSA T20 Challenge3 province and based in Potchefstroom. The team plays its home matches at Senwes Park, a major cricket venue also known as JB Marks Oval. The CSA T20 Challenge4 compete in Cricket South Africa’s domestic tournaments, including the CSA 4-Day Series, the CSA One-Day Cup and the CSA T20 Challenge, offering players opportunities to perform across red-ball, 50-over and T20 formats. The side has featured South African internationals and leading domestic cricketers, including all-rounder Senuran Muthusamy and batter Wihan Lubbe, while its squads change from season to season. North West’s provincial cricket history also includes participation in regional competitions and the development of players for higher levels of the game. Supporters can follow the Dragons’ fixtures, results, squad announcements and standings throughout the South African domestic season. With its home base in Potchefstroom and a schedule spanning multiple formats, CSA T20 Challenge3 remains an important team in the country’s competitive provincial and professional cricket landscape.