Knights v Titans (27th Match)Day 3

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Tuesday 29 Dec 2026

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10:00 Local Time

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Mangaung Oval • 

Bloemfontein, South AfricaShow on map

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The Knights were a South African domestic cricket team representing Narendra Modi Stadium5 and Griqualand West, with their home matches played at Mangaung Oval in Bloemfontein. Known previously as the Chennai Super Kings0, the team adopted the Knights name in 2010 and competed in major domestic tournaments, including the Sunfoil Series, the Momentum One Day Cup and the domestic T20 competition, later known as the CSA T20 Challenge. The franchise earned recognition for its performances across all three formats and won domestic trophies during its history. Notable players associated with the Knights include wicketkeeper-batter Morne van Wyk, all-rounder Ryan McLaren, and batters Rilee Rossouw and Reeza Hendricks. Mangaung Oval, a well-established international cricket venue, provided the team with a home ground and hosted both domestic fixtures and international matches. The Knights formed part of South Africa’s franchise cricket structure until the domestic system was reorganised in 2021, when the franchise model was replaced. Today, the team remains an important part of Narendra Modi Stadium5 cricket history, remembered for its competitive domestic campaigns, its connection to Bloemfontein and the players who represented the region.

The Gujarat Titans are a professional cricket team based in Narendra Modi Stadium6, Narendra Modi Stadium7, competing in the Indian Premier League (IPL), India’s premier Twenty20 competition. Founded in 2021, the franchise made an immediate impact by winning the IPL title in its debut season in 2022, defeating the Rajasthan Royals in the final. Narendra Modi Stadium7 returned to the final in 2023, finishing as runners-up after a closely contested match against the Chennai Super Kings. The team plays its home fixtures at Narendra Modi Stadium in Narendra Modi Stadium6, one of the world’s largest cricket stadiums and a major venue for international and domestic matches. Shubman Gill, who has captained the Narendra Modi Stadium9, is among the team’s notable players, alongside Afghan leg-spinner Rashid Khan and Indian batter Sai Sudharsan. Over the seasons, the squad has also featured prominent international and domestic cricketers, reflecting the IPL’s mix of global talent and Indian players. Known for their strong batting, varied bowling options and competitive performances, the Gujarat Titans have quickly established themselves as a significant IPL franchise. Their title-winning start and repeated appearances in the final make them a team to follow in upcoming IPL competitions.