One-Day Cup (South Africa)
The South African One-Day Cup is the List-A-Cricket competition of South Africa , which has been held in different formats since the 1981/82 season.
Teams
Six franchises take part in the competition, replacing the previous provincial teams:
| team | Provincial teams | Home stadium | Participation since |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cape Cobras | Western Province, Boland | Newlands Cricket Ground | 2004/05 |
| Dolphins | KwaZulu-Natal (also KwaZulu-Natal Inland since 2010) | Kingsmead Cricket Ground | 2004/05 |
| Eagles (since 2010/11 Knights) | Griqualand West, Free State | Chevrolet Park , De Beers Diamond Oval | 2004/05 |
| Highveld Lions | North West , Gauteng | New Wanderers Stadium , Senwes Park | 2004/05 |
| Titans | Northerns , Eastern Province | SuperSport Park | 2004/05 |
| Warriors | Easterns , Border | St George's Oval , Buffalo Park | 2004/05 |
Until 2004/2005 the following provincial teams took part in the championship:
| team | previous names |
|---|---|
| Boland | |
| Border | |
| Eastern Province | Eastern Transvaal |
| Easterns | |
| Free State | Orange Free State |
| Gauteng | Transvaal |
| Griqualand West | Kimberley |
| KwaZulu-Natal | natal |
| Northerns | North Eastern Transvaal, Northern Transvaal |
| North West | Western Transvaal |
| Western Province |
winner
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Winner by team
Provincial era
- Transvaal / Gauteng 6
- Western Province 5
- Natal / KwaZulu-Natal 4
- Orange Free State 4
- Eastern Province 2
- Boland 1
- Grinqualand West 1
Franchise Era
- Titans 4 plus 1 shared
- Eagles / Knights 3
- Cape Cobras 2 plus 2 shared
- Lions 1 plus 2 shared