CSA Provincial Competitions

The CSA Provincial Competitions are three South African domestic cricket competitions run by Cricket South Africa (CSA). Three-day (first-class) and one-day (List A) competitions were introduced for the 2004–05 season, while a Twenty20 competition was introduced for the 2011–12 season.

CSA Provincial Competitions
Countries Namibia
 South Africa
AdministratorCricket South Africa
FormatFirst-class
Limited-overs
Twenty20
First edition2004–05
Next edition2016–17
Number of teams11 (2004–05)
12 (2005–06)
17 (2006–07)
14 (since 2007–08)

The CSA competitions are predominantly contested by South African provincial teams, the number of which has been fixed at thirteen since the 2007–08 season.[lower-alpha 1] A non-South African team, Namibia, has competed since the 2006–07 season, while two invitational teams from Zimbabwe competed in the early seasons. Prior to the introduction of the CSA competitions, the South African provincial teams competed in the Sunfoil Series (better known as the Currie Cup) and the domestic one-day tournament (known under various names). As part of a reorganisation of South Africa's domestic structure, the provincial teams were replaced in those competitions by six franchise teams, which are wholly professional.

Teams and venues
Map of the venues for matches played in the 2016–17 CSA Provincial competitions
Home team Stadium City Capacity
BolandBoland Bank Park Paarl10,000
Brackenfell Sports Fields Brackenfell
BorderBuffalo Park East London15,000
Eastern ProvinceSt George's Park Port Elizabeth19,000
EasternsWillowmoore Park Benoni20,000
Free StateChevrolet Park Bloemfontein20,000
GautengWanderers Stadium Johannesburg34,000
KwaZulu-NatalKingsmead Durban25,000
KwaZulu-Natal InlandCity Oval Pietermaritzburg12,000
Northern CapeDe Beers Diamond Oval Kimberley11,000
NorthernsSuperSport Park Centurion20,000
LC de Villiers Oval Pretoria2,000
North WestSenwes Park Potchefstroom9,000
South Western DistrictsRecreation Ground Oudtshoorn
Western ProvinceNewlands Cape Town22,500
NamibiaSparta Cricket Club Ground Walvis Bay
Wanderers Cricket Ground Windhoek

CSA 3-Day Cup
Name
  • 2004–05: UCB Provincial Cup
  • 2005–06 to 2008–09: South African Airways Provincial Three-Day Challenge
  • 2009–10 to 2013–14: CSA Provincial Three-Day Competition
  • 2014–15 to 2017-18: Sunfoil 3-Day Cup
  • 2018/19 onwards: CSA 3-Day Cup

List of winners
SeasonFinal venueResultRef
WinnerMarginRunner-up
2004–05KimberleyGriqualand West
184 and 208/3		Griquas won by 7 wickets
scorecard		Border
240 and 151		[1]
2005–06Cape TownNortherns
267 and 333/6		Northerns won by 100 runs
scorecard		Western Province
317 and 183		[2]
2006–07JohannesburgGauteng
286 and 345		Gauteng won by 95 runs
scorecard		Eastern Province
333 and 203		[3]
2007–08KimberleyGriqualand West (2)
144 and 227		Griquas won by 42 runs
scorecard		Western Province (2)
155 and 174		[4]
2008–09KimberleyGriqualand West (3)
482 and 150/4		Griquas won by 243 runs
scorecard		North West
248 and 141		[5]
2009–10no finalEastern Province
190.76 points		Eastern Province won on points
table		Gauteng
167.88 points		[6]
2010–11no finalWestern Province
201.56 points		Western Province won on points
table		Gauteng (2)
189.06 points		[7]
2011–12no finalGriqualand West (4)
151.70 points		Griquas won on points
table		Gauteng (3)
144.94 points		[8]
2012–13no finalGauteng (2)
172.22 points		Gauteng won on points
table		North West (2)
158.04 points		[9]
2013–14no finalWestern Province (2)
167.30 points		Western Province won on points
table		North West (3)
157.18 points		[10]
2014–15CenturionGauteng (3)
292 and 225/4
Northerns (2)
269 and 42/3		Match drawn (trophy shared)
scorecard		—[11]
2015–16Cape TownKZN Inland
268 and 162		KZN Inland won by 46 runs
scorecard		Western Province (3)
137 and 247		[12]
2016–17PretoriaFree State
285/9 and 241/6
Northerns (3)
170 and 198/5		Match drawn (trophy shared)
scorecard		—[13]
2017–18DurbanKwaZulu-Natal
334/4d		KwaZulu-Natal won by an innings and 25 runs
scorecard		Namibia
132 and 177		[14]
2018–19Port ElizabethEastern Province (2)
477 and 85/5d
Northerns (4)
272 and 147/2		Match drawn (trophy shared)
scorecard		—[15]

Performance by team
Legend
  • 1st – Champions
  • 2nd – Runners-up
  • 3rd – Third place
  • underlined – position shared by two teams
Team 2004–
05		 2005–
06		 2006–
07		 2007–
08		 2008–
09		 2009–
10		 2010–
11		 2011–
12		 2012–
13		 2013–
14		 2014–
15		 2015–
16		 2016–
17		 2017–
18		 2018–
19		 Total
Boland 9th10th11th4th14th11th10th11th3rd7th13th12th11th11th9th15
Border 2nd5th13th12th7th13th13th6th9th4th11th13th10th7th12th15
Eastern Province 7th11th2nd9th5th1st7th12th10th3rd7th3rd8th8th1st15
Easterns 11th8th8th8th4th4th11th4th8th9th9th5th7th6th6th15
Free State 6th6th12th10th10th9th3rd8th5th13th4th10th1st4th5th15
Gauteng 4th9th1st3rd3rd2nd2nd2nd1st12th1st9th5th14th3rd15
Kei ——17th————————————1
KwaZulu-Natal 3rd4th6th13th13th10th5th10th12th10th12th6th13th1st8th15
KZN Inland ——9th15th11th14th12th13th13th6th6th1st6th4th10th13
Limpopo ——14th————————————1
Mpumalanga ——16th————————————1
 Namibia ——3rd14th8th12th14th14th14th14th14th14th14th2nd—12
Northern Cape
(Griqualand West)		 1st7th5th1st1st7th4th1st11th8th10th11th9th13th13th15
Northerns 5th1st4th5th6th3rd9th9th6th5th1st7th1st9th1st15
North West 10th3rd10th7th2nd8th8th5th2nd2nd3rd4th3rd10th11th15
SW Districts ——15th11th9th6th6th3rd4th11th8th8th12th12th7th12
Western Province 8th2nd7th2nd12th5th1st7th7th1st5th2nd4th3rd4th15
 Zim. Provinces ———6th———————————1
 Zim. U-23s —12th—————————————1

CSA One-Day Cup
Name and format
  • 2004–05: UCB Provincial Shield (45 overs)
  • 2005–06 to 2008–09: South African Airways Provincial One-Day Challenge (45 overs)
  • 2009–10: CSA Provincial One-Day Competition (45 overs)
  • 2010–11: CSA Provincial One-Day Competition (40 overs)
  • 2011–12 to 2013–14: CSA Provincial One-Day Competition (50 overs)
  • 2014–15 to 2017–18: CSA Provincial 50 Over Challenge (50 overs)
  • 2018–19 onwards: CSA 1-Day Cup

List of winners
SeasonFinal venueResultRef
WinnerMarginRunner-up
2004–05PaarlFree State
281/5 (44 overs)		Free State won by 5 wickets
scorecard		Boland
277/7 (45 overs)		[16]
2005–06PaarlNortherns
240/4 (45 overs)		Northerns won by 4 runs
scorecard		Boland (2)
236/8 (45 overs)		[17]
2006–07DurbanKwaZulu-Natal
124/2 (20 overs)		KwaZulu-Natal won by 8 wickets
scorecard		Northerns
121 (36 overs)		[18]
2007–08JohannesburgGauteng
130/4 (28.5 overs)		Gauteng won by 6 wickets (D/L)
scorecard		Northerns (2)
132 (37.2 overs)		[19]
2008–09PaarlBoland
208/4 (41.5 overs)		Boland won by 6 wickets
scorecard		KwaZulu-Natal
204/9 (45 overs)		[20]
2009–10no finalNortherns (2)
45 points		Northerns won on points
table		Gauteng
38 points		[21]
2010–11no finalWestern Province
49 points		Western Province won on points
table		Northerns (3)
37 points		[22]
2011–12no finalFree State (2)
29 points		Free State won on points
table		KwaZulu-Natal (2)
26 points		[23]
2012–13BloemfonteinBorder
208/7 (45.3 overs)		Border won by 3 wickets
scorecard		Free State
207 (48.5 overs)		[24]
2013–14no finalKZN Inland
22 points		KZN Inland won on head-to-head result[lower-alpha 2]
table		Gauteng (2)
22 points		[25]
2014–15BloemfonteinBorder (2)
111/5 (34.2 overs)		Border won by 5 wickets
scorecard		Free State (2)
110 (32.3 overs)		[26]
2015–16PotchefstroomGauteng (2)
230/3 (46.2 overs)		Gauteng won by 7 wickets
scorecard		North West
224/8 (50 overs)		[27]
2016–17CenturionNortherns (3)
251/3 (43.1 overs)		Northerns won by 7 wickets
scorecard		Namibia
245 (48.3 overs)		[28]
2017–18JohannesburgNorth West
179 (49.2 overs)		North West won by 34 runs
scorecard		Gauteng (3)
145 (41.3 overs)		[29]
2018–19CenturionEasterns
277/8 (46.5 overs)		Easterns won by 2 wickets
scorecard		Northerns (4)
276/8 (50 overs)		[30]

Performance by team
Legend
  • 1st – Champions
  • 2nd – Runners-up
  • 3rd – Third place
  • SF – Losing semi-finalist (no third-place playoff)
Team 2004–
05		 2005–
06		 2006–
07		 2007–
08		 2008–
09		 2009–
10		 2010–
11		 2011–
12		 2012–
13		 2013–
14		 2014–
15		 2015–
16		 2016–
17		 2017–
18		 2018–
19		 Total
Boland 2nd2nd7th12th1st8th11th9th4th10th6th8th8th14th12th15
Border 11th11th13th11th5th5th7th6th1st8th1st13th14th6th13th15
Eastern Province 9thSF9thSF6th3rd9th4th14th6th7th4th5th12th6th15
Easterns 7th8th6th7th10th13th12th14th12th11th14th12th7th7th1st15
Free State 1st7th11th5th9th6th8th1st2nd3rd2nd11th11th10th5th15
Gauteng 5thSF8th1st12th2nd3rd10th5th2nd10th1st9th2nd3rd15
Kei ——16th————————————1
KwaZulu-Natal 6th9th1st10th2nd9th4th2nd7th4th5th14th3rd4th11th15
KZN Inland ——12th15thSF12th11th11th10th1st3rd6th13th3rd9th15
Limpopo ——14th————————————1
Mpumalanga ——17th————————————1
 Namibia ——5th13th7th14th10th13th6th14th13th10th2nd5th—12
Northern Cape
(Griqualand West)		 8th10thSF8th8th4th14th8th13th13th9th9th6th13th10th15
Northerns SF1st2nd2nd11th1st2nd3rd11th9th4th7th1st9th2nd15
North West SF6th10th9th13th7th6th12th3rd5th8th2nd4th1st7th15
SW Districts ——15thSF14th11th5th5th9th7th12th5th12th8th4th13
Western Province 10th5thSF6thSF10th1st7th8th12th11th3rd10th11th8th15
 Zim. Provinces ———14th———————————1
 Zim. U-23s —12th—————————————1

CSA Provincial T20 Cup
Name and format
  • 2011–12 to 2014–15: CSA Provincial T20 (20 overs)
  • 2014–15 to 2015–16: CSA Provincial T20 Challenge (20 overs)
  • 2016–17 to 2018–19: Not contested
  • 2019–20 onwards: CSA Provincial T20 Cup (20 overs)

List of winners
SeasonFinal venueResultRef
WinnerMarginRunner-up
2011–12Port ElizabethNortherns
154/5 (20 overs)		Northerns won by 16 runs
scorecard		Eastern Province
138/9 (20 overs)		[31]
2012–13no finalFree State
32 points		Free State won on points
table		Gauteng
25 points		[32]
2013–14JohannesburgKZN Inland
132/2 (17.2 overs)		KZN Inland won by 8 wickets
scorecard		Gauteng (2)
128/7 (20 overs)		[33]
2014–15no finalGauteng
17 points		Gauteng won on points
table		Northerns
13 points		[34]
2015–16no finalKZN Inland (2)
18 points		KZN Inland won on points
table		Eastern Province (2)
17 points		[35]
2019–20BenoniEasterns
178/6 (20 overs)		Easterns won by 5 runs
scorecard		KZN Inland
128/7 (20 overs)		[36]

Performance by team
Legend
  • 1st – Champions
  • 2nd – Runners-up
  • 3rd – Third place
  • SF – Losing semi-finalist (no third-place playoff)
Team 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16 2019–20 Total
Boland 8th14th10th13th14th14th6
Border 13th7th5th7th7thSF6
Eastern Province 2nd5th12th11th2ndSF6
Easterns 11th11th13th12th11th1st6
Free State 4th1st8th14th3rd15th6
Gauteng 9th2nd2nd1st13th12th6
KwaZulu-Natal 7th4th11th5th8th6th6
KZN Inland 12th12th1st10th1st2nd6
Limpopo –––––5th1
Mpumalanga –––––10th1
 Namibia 14th8th14th3rd12th–5
Northern Cape
(Griqualand West)		 5th3rd3rd4th10th7th6
Northerns 1st6th9th2nd5th8th6
North West 3rd13th4th9th9th9th6
SW Districts 10th9th7th8th6th11th6
Western Province 6th10th6th6th4th13th6

Africa T20 Cup

The Africa T20 Cup was an additional provincial tournament organised by Cricket South Africa. It featured representative teams from other African countries, including Kenya, Namibia, Nigeria, Uganda and Zimbabwe in addition to the South African provincial sides. The Africa T20 was first held in September to October 2015 at the start of the South African season, and was followed by the CSA Provincial T20 Challenge later in the year.[37] From the 2015–16 season, the CSA Challenge League was not played, leaving the Africa T20 Cup as the only provincial level T20 tournament in the country. It ran for four editions before being scrapped, with the CSA Provincial T20 Cup returning and taking over as the only provincial T20 tournament.[38][39]

List of winners
Year Final venue Result
Winner Margin Runner-up
2015 Mangaung Oval, Bloemfontein Northerns
107/3 (18 overs)		 Northerns won by 7 wickets
scorecard		 KwaZulu-Natal Inland
103/8 (20 overs)
2016 Recreation Ground, Oudtshoorn Eastern Province
165/6 (20 overs)		 Eastern Province won by 31 runs
scorecard		 Northern Cape
134/9 (20 overs)
2017 Diamond Oval, Kimberley KwaZulu-Natal Inland
129/4 (17.5 overs)		 KwaZulu-Natal Inland won by 6 wickets
scorecard		 Free State
128/5 (20 overs)
2018 Buffalo Park, East London Gauteng
131/7 (19.2 overs)		 Gauteng won by 3 wickets
scorecard		 Border
130 (20 overs)

Notes
  1. Although the teams are called "provincial", they do not correspond exactly to the provinces of South Africa – several provinces are represented by more than one team, while others do not field any teams.
  2. KwaZulu-Natal Inland, Gauteng, and Free State all finished equal on points and matches won. Free State had fewer bonus points than the other two teams, which were equal, and so were placed third. KwaZulu-Natal Inland had defeated Gauteng in the teams' head-to-head match, and thus were named champions.

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