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Women's T-20 Fixtures 2019 2020 CSA Women's Provincial T20 Fixtures 2019 / 2020 DATE HOME TEAM vs AWAY TEAM STADIUM VENUE October 2019 Sun 13 North West Central Gauteng Lions Senwes Park Potchefstroom Sun 20 Eastern Province South Western Districts St George's Cricket Ground Port Elizabeth Sun 27 Kei Border Khaya Majola Oval Mthatha Sun 27 KwaZulu-Natal Coastal Free State Chatsworth Oval Durban Sun 27 Limpopo Easterns Polokwane Cricket Club Polokwane Sun 27 Northerns North West Mandela Oval Hammanskraal November 2019 Sun 03 Western Province North West Cape Town Cape Town Sun 03 KwaZulu-Natal Inland Mpumalanga Pietermaritzburg Oval Pietermaritzburg Sun 03 Central Gauteng Lions KwaZulu-Natal Coastal Delfos Cricket Club Johannesburg Sun 10 Central Gauteng Lions Free State Delfos Cricket Club Johannesburg Sun 10 North West KwaZulu-Natal Coastal Senwes Park Potchefstroom Sun 17 Western Province Northerns Cape Town Cape Town Sun 17 Boland Eastern Province Eurolux Boland Park Paarl Sun 17 Northern Cape KwaZulu-Natal Inland Diamond Oval Kimberley Sun 24 Western Province KwaZulu-Natal Coastal Cape Town Cape Town Sun 24 Border South Western Districts Buffalo Park Cricket Stadium East London Sun 24 Central Gauteng Lions Northerns Delfos Cricket Club Johannesburg Sun 24 North West Free State Senwes Park Potchefstroom Sun 24 Mpumalanga Limpopo Sasol Cricket Club Secunda December 2019 Sun 01 Boland Kei Eurolux Boland Park Paarl Sun 01 Free State Western Province CUT Tokkiepark Bloemfontein Sun 01 Easterns Northern Cape Willowmoore Park Benoni January 2020 Sun 12 Central Gauteng Lions Western Province Delfos Cricket Club Johannesburg Sun 19 Kei South Western Districts Khaya Majola Oval Mthatha Sun 19 Free State Central Gauteng Lions CUT Tokkiepark Bloemfontein Sun 26 Border Boland Alfred Schoeman East London Sun 26 KwaZulu-Natal Coastal North West Chatsworth Oval Durban Sun 26 Northerns Free State Mandela Oval Hammanskraal February 2019 Sun 02 Eastern Province Kei St George's Park Port Elizabeth Sun 02 KwaZulu-Natal Inland Limpopo Pietermaritzburg Oval Pietermaritzburg Sun 02 Northerns KwaZulu-Natal Coastal Sinoville Cricket Club Pretoria Sun 09 Western Province Central Gauteng Lions Cape Town Cape Town Sun 09 Mpumalanga Easterns Sasol Cricket Club Secunda Sun 16 Free State North West CUT Tokkiepark Bloemfontein Sun 23 South Western Districts Boland Recreation Ground Oudtshoorn Sun 23 Limpopo Northern Cape Polokwane Cricket Club Polokwane Sun 23 Northerns Central Gauteng Lions Sinoville Cricket Club Pretoria March 2020 Sun 01 Eastern Province Border St George's Cricket Ground Port Elizabeth Sun 01 KwaZulu-Natal Coastal Central Gauteng Lions Chatsworth Oval Durban Sun 01 North West Western Province Senwes Park Potchefstroom Sun 08 KwaZulu-Natal Coastal Western Province Chatsworth Oval Durban Sun 08 Free State Northerns CUT Tokkiepark Bloemfontein Sun 08 Easterns KwaZulu-Natal Inland Willowmoore Park Benoni Sun 15 Northern Cape Mpumalanga Diamond Oval Kimberley Sun 15 North West Northerns Senwes Park Potchefstroom Sun 22 Free State KwaZulu-Natal Coastal CUT Tokkiepark Bloemfontein Sun 22 Northerns Western Province Mandela Oval Hammanskraal Sun 29 Western Province Free State Cape Town Cape Town Sun 29 KwaZulu-Natal Coastal Northerns Chatsworth Oval Durban Sun 29 Central Gauteng Lions North West Delfos Cricket Club Johannesburg Sivuyile Mqingwana Cricket Operations Officer 11 July 2019.
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