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All team squads of SA20 2023: Today SA20 auction players list in South Africa T20 League

Dixit Bhargav
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All team squads of SA20 2023: Today SA20 auction players list in South Africa T20 League

All team squads of SA20 2023: 22 out of 102 cricketers have already been picked before SA20 2023 auction today.

The auction for the inaugural season of SA20 will start in less than three hours from now to decide the fate of multiple cricketers. A five-hour event in Cape Town will present an opportunity to all six participating franchises to accumulate a maximum of 17 players for a tournament which will be played in January-February next year.

Each team will be allowed to buy a maximum of seven overseas players as SA20 2023 aims to follow the Indian Premier League-pattern of permitting four overseas players in a Playing XI. With all the six franchises owned by IPL franchises, expect more similarities between the two tournaments beginning from the auction itself.

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While more than 500 players had registered themselves for the auction, franchises have shortlisted 315 cricketers from 14 countries for the auction. It is noteworthy that these 315 players will compete for 80 remaining slots as 22 cricketers had been picked during the direct acquisition process held before the auction.

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Allowed to sign a maximum of five players (three overseas, one capped local, one uncapped local) before the auction, only three teams (Johannesburg Super Kings, MI Cape Town and RPSG Durban) had exhausted their quota. While a lone team (Paarl Royals) signed three players, the remaining two (Pretoria Capitals and Sunrisers Eastern Cape) picked a couple of players each.

All team squads of SA20 2023

Johannesburg Super Kings

Faf du Plessis (c), Maheesh Theekshana, Romario Shepherd, Gerald Coetzee, Harry Brook (R2.1 Million), Janneman Malan (R2.7 Million), Reeza Hendricks (R4.5 Million), Kyle Verreynne (R175,000), George Garton (R425,000), Alzarri Joseph (R2.1 Million), Leus du Plooy (R1.5 Million), Lewis Gregory (R875,000), Lizaad Williams (R325,000), Nandre Burger (R175,000), Donavon Ferreira (R5.5 Million), Malusi Siboto (R175,000), Caleb Seleka (R175,000).

MI Cape Town

Rashid Khan, Liam Livingstone, Sam Curran, Kagiso Rabada, Dewald Brevis, Rassie van der Dussen (R3.9 Million), Ryan Rickelton (R1 Million), George Linde (R3.9 Million), Beuran Hendricks (R275,000), Duan Jansen (R3.3 Million), Delano Potgieter (R175,000), Odean Smith (R1.7 Million), Ziyaad Abrahams (R175,000), Wesley Marshall (R175,000), Olly Stone (R850,000), Grant Roelofsen (R175,000), Waqar Salamkheil.

Durban’s Super Giants

Quinton de Kock, Kyle Mayers, Jason Holder, Reece Topley, Prenelan Subrayen, Dwaine Pretorius (R4.1 Million), Heinrich Klaasen (R4.5 Million), Keemo Paul (R850,000), Keshav Maharaj (R2.5 Million), Kyle Abbott (R175,000), Junior Dala (R175,000), Dilshan Madhushanka (R275,000), Johnson Charles (R425,000), Matthew Breetzke (R175,000), Christiaan Jonker (R175,000), Simon Harmer (R200,000), Wiaan Mulder (R1.9 Million).

Paarl Royals

Jos Buttler, Obed McCoy, David Miller, Corbin Bosch, Lungi Ngidi (R3.4 Million), Tabraiz Shamsi (R4.3 Million), Jason Roy (R1.5 Million), Dane Vilas (R3.3 Million), Bjorn Fortuin (R1.5 Million), Mitchell van Buuren (R175,000), Wihaan Lubbe (R375,000), Ferisco Adams (R325,000), Imraan Manack (R175,000), Evan Jones (R1.7 Million), Ramon Simmonds (R175,000), Eoin Morgan (R2 Million), Codi Yusuf (R175,000).

Pretoria Capitals

Anrich Norjte, Migael Pretorius, Rilee Rossouw (R6.9 Million), Phil Salt (R2 Million), Wayne Parnell (R5.6 Million), Josh Little (R2.1 Million), Shaun von Berg (R325,000), Adil Rashid (R2.4 Million), Cameron Delport (R800,000), Will Jacks (R1.1 Million), Theunis de Bruyn (R1 Million), Marco Marais (R175,000), James Neesham (R3.6 Million), Kusal Mendis (R425,000), Daryn Dupavillon (R1.7 Million), Shane Dadswell (R175,000, Eathan Bosch (R175,000).

Sunrisers Eastern Cape

Aiden Markram, Ottniel Baartman, Marco Jansen (R6.1 Million), Tristan Stubbs (R9.2 Million), Sisanda Magala (R5.4 Million), Junaid Dawood (R375,000), Mason Crane (R425,000), Jon-Jons Smutts (R2.3 Million), Jordan Cox (R325,000), Adam Rossington (R425,000), Roelof van der Merwe (R175,000), Marques Ackerman (R175,000), James Fuller (R425,000), Brydon Carse (R425,000), Sarel Erwee (R175,000), Aya Gqamane (R175,000), Tom Abell (R850,000).

Unsold Players

Brandon King, Temba Bavuma, Pathum Nissanka, Dinesh Chandimal, David Bedhingham, Shai Hope, Kusal Mendis, Kusal Perera, Chamika Karunaratne, Sean Williams, Andile Phehlukwayo, Ollie Robinson, Tymal Mills, Jayden Seales, Hardus Viljoen, Lutho Sipamla, Matheesha Pathirana, Oshane Thomas, Hayden Walsh, Matt Parkinson, Aaron Phangiso, Avishka Fernando, Ibrahim Zadran, Ross Taylor, Lendl Simmons, Harry Tector, Dean Elgar. Keegan Petersen, Carlos Brathwaite, Roston Chase, Karim Janat, Colin Ackermann, Craig Overton, Akila Dananjaya, Tom Helm, Chris Wood, Binura Fernando, Duanne Olivier, Nuwan Pradeep, Andile Simelane, Tiaan van Vuuren, Jonathan Bird, Matthew Boast, Bryce Parsons, Dunith Wellalage, Jeffrey Vandersay, Jake Lintott, Glenton Stuurman, Mbulelo Budaza, Adam Lyth, Paul Walter, Steve Eskinazi, Diego Rosier, Tom Moores, Khaya Zondo, Johan van Dyk, Sam Cook, Pieter Malan, Dayyaan Galiem, Henry Brookes, George Scrimshaw, Farhaan Behardien, Pite van Biljon, Unmukt Chand, Bayers Swanepoel, Siyabonga Mahima, Thrimas Kaber, Rahkeem Cornwall.

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Dixit Bhargav

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Born and brought up in Pathankot, Dixit Bhargav is an engineering and sports management graduate who works as a Cricket Editor at The SportsRush. Having written more than 10,000 articles across more than five years at TSR, his first cricketing memory dates back to 2002 when former India captain Sourav Ganguly had waved his jersey at the historic Lord’s balcony. What followed for an 8-year-old was an instant adulation for both Ganguly and the sport. The optimist in him is waiting for the day when Punjab Kings will win their maiden Indian Premier League title. When not watching cricket, he is mostly found in a cinema hall watching a Punjabi movie.

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