Aubrey Swanepoel - 2024/25 domestic cricket season

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The ITEC Knights are ready and excited ahead of the 2024/25 domestic cricket season which will start for them next week.
The Knights are back in Division 1 for the season ahead earning promotion and they are determined to make it count.
Last week the Knights played preseason games against Quinton Friend’s Dolphins in Durban, while this week they played a series of intersquad warm-up games.
The Knights will host the North West Dragons next week Saturday in the T20 Challenge to get their season underway.
The Knights allrounder, Aubrey Swanepoel, told OFM Sport that they are excited to get going.
Next week Saturday’s game at the Mangaung Oval gets underway at 14:00.
20 Sep 2024 1AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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