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U19 Tournaments Cricket U19 TOURNAMENTS CRICKET DATE TYPE HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM STADIUM VENUE DATE HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM STADIUM VENUE U19January 2020TRIANGULAR TOUR TO SOUTH AFRICA 2019/2020 JanuaryFri 31 D/N202013h30 Multiply Titans Imperial Lions SuperSport Park Centurion FriFebruary03 Day 2020 1st Youth ODI South Africa U19 India U19 Chatsworth Cricket Oval Durban FriSat 0301 Day 10h002nd YourthHollywoodbets ODI DolphinsNew ZealandVKB U19 KnightsZimbabwe U19 HollywoodbetsHollywoodbets Kingsmead Kingsmead Stadium Stadium Durban Sun 0502 Day 10h003rd YouthWSB ODICape Cobras India U19 Warriors Zimbabwe U19 HollywoodbetsRecreation GroundKingsmead Stadium DurbanOudtshoorn SunFri 0507 D/NDay 13h304th YouthWSB ODICape Cobras South AfricaImperial U19 LionsNew Zealand U19 ChatsworthEurolux BolandCricket Park Oval DurbanPaarl TueFri 0707 D/NDay 13h305th YouthVKB KnightsODI South AfricaWarriors U19 Zimbabwe U19 HollywoodbetsMangaung OvalKingsmead Stadium DurbanBloemfontein TueFri 0707 D/NDay 13h306th YouthMultiply ODI Titans India U19 HollywoodbetsNew Zealand Dolphins U19 ChatsworthSuperSport Cricket Park Oval DurbanCenturion ThuSun 0909 Day 10h007th YouthWarriors ODI (Bronze) 3rd Place Multiply Titans4th Place ChatsworthSt George’s Cricket Cricket Oval Ground DurbanPort Elizabeth ThuSun 0909 Day 10h008th YouthHollywoodbets ODI (FINAL) Dolphins1st Place WSB Cape2nd Cobras Place HollywoodbetsPietermaritzburg Kingsmead Oval Stadium DurbanPietermaritzburg Wed 12 D/N 13h30 WSB Cape Cobras Multiply Titans PPC Newlands Cape Town Fri 14 D/N 13h30 Warriors Imperial Lions St George’s Cricket Ground Port Elizabeth FriDATE14 D/N 13h30TYPEVKB Knights HOME TEAMHollywoodbetsAWAY Dolphins TEAM STADIUMMangaung Oval BloemfonteinVENUE Sun 16 Day 10h00 Imperial Lions WSB Cape Cobras Senwes Park Potchefstroom IndiaTue 18 D/N U1913h30 Warriors Tour to SouthVKB Knights AfricaBuffalo 2019/2020 Park Cricket Staiumd East London DecemberWed 19 D/N 201913h30 WSB Cape Cobras Hollywoodbets Dolphins PPC Newlands Cape Town MonSat 2322 DayD/N 13h30WarmVKB Up KnightsMatch Border Inv WSBXI CapeIndia Cobras U19 PoliceDiamond Park Oval KimberleyEast London ThuSun 2623 Day 10h001st YouthHollywoodbets ODI DolphinsSouth AfricaWarriors U19 India U19 BuffaloPietermaritzburg Park Cricket StadiumOval PietermaritzburgEast London SatWed 2826 DayD/N 13h302nd YourthImperial ODI Lions South AfricaVKB U19 KnightsIndia U19 BuffaloImperial Park Wanderers Cricket Stadium Stadium JohannesburgEast London MonThu 3027 DayD/N 13h303rd YouthHollywoodbets ODI DolphinsSouth AfricaMultiply U19 TitansIndia U19 BuffaloHollywoodbets Park Cricket Kingsmead Stadium Stadium DurbanEast London March 2020 Sun 01 Day 10h00 VKB Knights Multiply Titans Diamond Oval Kimberley SunDATE01 Day 10h00TYPEImperial Lions HOME TEAMWarriors AWAY TEAM STADIUMImperial Wanderers Stadium JohannesburgVENUE Thu 05 D/N 13h30 Hollywoodbets Dolphins Imperial Lions Hollywoodbets Kingsmead Stadium Durban WORLDFri 06 D/N 13h30 CUPMultiply 2019/2020 Titans Warriors Willowmoore Park Benoni Sat 07 Day 10h00 WSB Cape Cobras VKB Knights Recreation Ground Oudtshoorn Sun 08 Day 10h00 Warriors Hollywoodbets Dolphins Buffalo Park Cricket Stadium East London Sun 08 Day 10h00 Imperial Lions Multiply Titans Imperial Wanderers Stadium Johannesburg Tue 10 D/N 13h30 VKB Knights Imperial Lions Mangaung Oval Bloemfontein Wed 11 D/N 13h30 Multiply Titans WSB Cape Cobras Willowmoore Park Benoni Fri 13 D/N 13h30 Imperial Lions Hollywoodbets Dolphins Senwes Park Potchefstroom Sat 14 D/N 13h30 Warriors WSB Cape Cobras Buffalo Park Cricket Stadium East London Sun 15 Day 10h00 Multiply Titans VKB Knights SuperSport Park Centurion Tue 17 D/N 13h30 1st Semi-Final T. B. C T. B. C Wed 18 D/N 13h30 2nd Semi-Final T. B. C T. B. C Sat 21 Day 10h00 Final T. B. C T. B. C Sun 22 Day 10h00 Reserve Day (If Necessary) FIXTURES SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
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