Home ground: Newlands

Franchise: Worldwide Limited, a Reliance Industries Limited group Company, owners of Mumbai Indians

After two challenging seasons, MI Cape Town clinched their first Betway SA20 title in Season 3 (8 February 2025). The team’s success was powered by standout performances from Proteas players, including Kagiso Rabada leading the bowling attack, Dewald Brevis with his explosive power hitting, and Ryan Rickelton providing stability at the top. Rassie van der Dussen delivered in crucial moments, while Corbin Bosch’s all-round contributions helped strengthen the squad throughout the tournament.

Home ground: Wanderers

Franchise: Chennai Super Kings Cricket Limited, owners of Chennai Super Kings

Joburg Super Kings blend seasoned Proteas and emerging talent in the Betway SA20. Led by Faf du Plessis, the squad features powerful hitters like Leus du Plooy and Donovan Ferreira, with a strong bowling attack including Proteas quick Gerald Coetzee. With a mix of experience and youth, the Super Kings are focused on both competing for the title and nurturing South Africa’s future cricket stars.

Home ground: Boland Park

Franchise: Royals Sports Group, owners of Rajasthan Royals

Paarl Royals stand out for their strong South African core, with more local players than any other team in the Betway SA20. Led by Proteas star David Miller, the team features exciting young talent like Kwena Maphaka and Lhuan-dre Pretorius, who bring energy and promise to the squad. Alongside experienced players like Lungi Ngidi and Andile Phehlukwayo, the Royals are building a solid foundation for both local success and the development of future cricket stars. With a mix of proven Proteas and rising talent, Paarl Royals are well-positioned for the title.

Home ground: Centurion

Franchise: JSW Sports, co -owners of Delhi Capitals

With the likes of Anrich Nortje, Will Jacks, and Rilee Rossouw leading the charge, the Pretoria Capitals were poised for a standout season. Unfortunately, injuries and withdrawals hampered their trajectory, and the team did not make it into the Playoffs. Players like Keagan Lion-Cachet and Migael Pretorius proved to be key players for the Capitals, making the team a true incubator for South Africa’s next cricketing talents. With a mix of firepower and innovation, the Pretoria Capitals are poised to make their mark for seasons to come.

Home ground: St George’s Park

Franchise: Sun TV Network Limited, owners of Sunrisers Hyderabad

Sunrisers Eastern Cape, two-time Betway SA20 champions, have established themselves as a breeding ground for young local talent. Alongside a strong mix of international stars, they’ve become a platform for emerging South African cricketers to shine. Captained by Aiden Markram, the team nurtures future stars like Marco Jansen, Tristan Stubbs, and Ottneil Baartman, all of whom have risen to prominence in the tournament and on the international stage. With power hitters like Zak Crawley and versatile allrounders like Liam Dawson, the Sunrisers continue to blend seasoned experience with promising local talent, creating a formidable force in the League.

Home ground: Kingsmead

Franchise: RPSG Sports Private Limited, owners of Lucknow Super Giants

Durban’s Super Giants have steadily grown as a force in the Betway SA20, with their journey through three seasons marked by resilience and standout performances. Key Proteas players like Heinrich Klaasen, known for his explosive batting, and Keshav Maharaj, a leader with his spin bowling, have been central to the team’s success. Matthew Breetzke has also made significant contributions with the bat, adding depth to the lineup. Their collective performances continue to drive the Super Giants as they aim for the title.