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Port Elizabeth-based franchise cricket team of SA20
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Joburg Super Kings (JSK) is a South African professional Twenty20 franchise cricket team that first competed in the inaugural season of SA20 tournament.[1] Johannesburg , South Africa , and was formed in 2022. The team's home-ground is the Wanderers Stadium , Johannesburg . The team is captained by Faf du Plessis and is coached by Stephen Fleming .[2] [3]
The franchise is owned by the Chennai Super Kings Cricket .[4]
In August 2022, the Cricket South Africa (CSA) announced the establishment of the SA20 , a Twenty20 Cricket competition to be started in 2023.The teams for the competition, representing 6 different cities of South Africa , including Johannesburg , were put up on auction in South Africa on September 2022.The Johannesburg franchise was purchased was revealed that Chennai Super Kings , led by N. Srinivasan will be owning a team in the league. The team unveiled their logo and jersey in January 2023,through their social media handles.[5]
The team's squad for the first season of the competition was:[6]
Players with international caps are listed in bold
^ du Plooy has played unofficial international cricket for Hungary
^ Wiese has also played international cricket for South Africa
Administration and support staff [ edit ] [7]
Year
League standing
Final standing
2023
2nd out of 6
Semifinals
2024
4th out of 6
Semifinals
C : champions RU: runner-up SF team qualified for the semi-final stage of the competition
Year
Played
Wins
Losses
Tied/NR
2023
11
6
4
1
2024
12
4
6
2
Source: ESPNCricinfo[8]
Note:
NR indicates No result.
Abandoned matches are indicated as no result.
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2023
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