The loss of the entire first day's play due to a soggy square, after rain had seeped under the covers, meant that some positive captaincy was required in order to make an outright win possible.  Fortunately both captains were willing to gamble, with Cape Town ultimately putting in a dominant performance to clinch the win with some ten minutes to spare.   Read More...

The unavailability to Victoria of four key players for the second day's play allowed Cape Town to regain the initiative and even briefly push for victory - but the combination of a lack of time, bad light and some abysmal catching ensured that the match ended in a stalemate.   Read More...

For the third successive season, Cape Town got their Two-Day campaign underway with an outright victory in their first match.  This time Cape Town trounced Durbanville by 133 runs, taking the maximum possible 25 points from the game to top the log after the First Round.   Read More...