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Win tickets to watch the Proteas on Heritage Day

The Proteas take on Australia in Durban on Heritage Day - and you could win tickets to be there!

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The Proteas are back in Durban on Heritage Day for an ODI against rivals Australia at Hollywoodbets Kingsmead Stadium.

The clash signals the start of the Summer cricket season in Mzansi, with Bangladesh and England to follow the Australians in touring South Africa this year.

To celebrate the start of cricket season, we have five East Stand seated tickets up for grabs for one lucky winner to cheer on our boys in Durban with their friends and family.

READ: What's on in Durban this Heritage Month

How to win Proteas tickets

For a chance to win the tickets to see the big-hitting Dewald Brevis and his fellow South African star cricketers, all you need to do is complete the form below, which will sign you up for Time Out Durban's super cool and informative newsletter.

"But, wait, what if I am already a subscriber?" Don't stress, you can still enter by filling in the form below:

The competition is only open to individuals who are 18 years of age or older. Please note that the prize is for tickets to attend the cricket only - no transport, accommodation or other perks outside of the tickets will be provided. Only one entry per email address. The competition will close at 10am on Monday, 21 September 2026. Full competition Ts&Cs here.

Good luck and come on the Proteas - let's start the Summer cricket season on a high note!

If you are travelling into Durban for the match, check out the best things to do in Durban to make your stay even more enjoyable.

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