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RAm slam T20 CHALLENGE DATE HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM STADIUM VENUE November 2017 Fri 10 D/N 18:00 Warriors VKB Knights St George’s Cricket Ground Port Elizabeth Sun 12 Day 12:00 WSB Cape Cobras Hollywoodbets Dolphins SuperSport Park Centurion Sun 12 D/N 16:00 Multiply Titans bizhub Highveld Lions SuperSport Park Centurion Wed 15 D/N 18:00 VKB Knights Multiply Titans Diamond Oval Kimberley Fri 17 D/N 18:00 Warriors Multiply Titans Buffalo Park Cricket Stadium East London Fri 17 D/N 18:00 Hollywoodbets Dolphins VKB Knights Sahara Stadium Kingsmead Durban Fri 17 D/N 18:00 bizhub Highveld Lions WSB Cape Cobras Bidvest Wanderers Stadium Johannesburg Sun 19 Day 14:30 bizhub Highveld Lions Hollywoodbets Dolphins Senwes Park Potchefstroom Sun 19 Day 14:30 Multiply Titans WSB Cape Cobras SuperSport Park Centurion Wed 22 D/N 18:00 Hollywoodbets Dolphins Warriors Sahara Stadium Kingsmead Durban Fri 24 D/N 18:00 WSB Cape Cobras bizhub Highveld Lions Eurolux Boland Park Paarl Fri 24 D/N 18:00 VKB Knights Warriors Mangaung Oval Bloemfontein Fri 24 D/N 18:00 Multiply Titans Hollywoodbets Dolphins Sahara Park Willowmoore Benoni Sun 26 Day 12:00 Warriors bizhub Highveld Lions PPC Newlands Cape Town Sun 26 D/N 16:00 WSB Cape Cobras VKB Knights PPC Newlands Cape Town Wed 29 D/N 18:00 WSB Cape Cobras Warriors Eurolux Boland Park Paarl Wed 29 D/N 18:00 bizhub Highveld Lions Multiply Titans Bidvest Wanderers Stadium Johannesburg December 2017 Fri 01 D/N 18:00 Hollywoodbets Dolphins WSB Cape Cobras Sahara Stadium Kingsmead Durban Fri 01 D/N 18:00 VKB Knights bizhub Highveld Lions Mangaung Oval Bloemfontein Fri 01 D/N 18:00 Multiply Titans Warriors Sahara Park Willowmoore Benoni Sun 03 Day 12:00 Multiply Titans VKB Knights St George’s Cricket Ground Port Elizabeth Sun 03 D/N 16:00 Warriors Hollywoodbets Dolphins St George’s Cricket Ground Port Elizabeth Wed 06 D/N 18:00 Hollywoodbets Dolphins bizhub Highveld Lions Sahara Stadium Kingsmead Durban Wed 06 D/N 18:00 VKB Knights WSB Cape Cobras Diamond Oval Kimberley Fri 08 D/N 18:00 WSB Cape Cobras Multiply Titans PPC Newlands Cape Town Fri 08 D/N 18:00 VKB Knights Hollywoodbets Dolphins Mangaung Oval Bloemfontein Fri 08 D/N 18:00 bizhub Highveld Lions Warriors Senwes Park Potchefstroom Sun 10 Day 14:30 Warriors WSB Cape Cobras Buffalo Park Cricket Stadium East London Sun 10 Day 14:30 Hollywoodbets Dolphins Multiply Titans Sahara Stadium Kingsmead Durban Sun 10 Day 14:30 bizhub Highveld Lions VKB Knights Bidvest Wanderers Stadium Johannesburg Wed 13 D/N 18:00 1st Semi-Final T. B. C T. B. C Thu 14 D/N 18:00 2nd Semi-Final T. B. C T. B. C Sat 16 D/N 18:00 Final T. B. C T. B. C Sun 17 Day 14:30 Reserve Day (If Necessary) FIXTURES SUBJECT TO CHANGE TELEVISED.

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