The T20 Challenge is South Africa’s premier domestic Twenty20 cricket tournament. First introduced in the 2003/04 season upon the advent of the shortest format, it has evolved through various sponsorship names and formats, but remains a key fixture in the cricket calendar.

The competition features eight provincial teams and follows a round-robin stage leading into knockout playoffs. Known for its fast-paced action, the tournament provides a platform for emerging talent to compete alongside seasoned internationals. Matches are played across major venues nationwide, attracting fans with explosive batting and tactical bowling.

Beyond entertainment, the competition serves as a vital stepping stone for players aiming to break into South Africa’s national squad, ensuring the continued growth of the T20 cricket ecosystem.