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Next level cricket action this weekend at Boys High’s Heritage Cricket Festival

Eight schools will compete on T20 and 50 overs matches from August 7-9 at Boys High and Ferdies' cricket fields.

Eight schools will battle it out this coming weekend, from 7 to 9 August, during the Heritage Cricket Festival at Potchefstroom Boys High School.

Potch Boys will be fired up to take on the competition as the main hosts. Ferdinand Postma High School will also host some of the matches, adding further local flavour to the proceedings.

Joining these two teams are Potchefstroom Gimnasium, Hoër Volkskool Potchefstroom, Fields College, KHS, Prestige College and Beaulieu College from Midrand. All the matches will be first team encounters.

“We’re excited to be hosting eight schools from around the country for what promises to be a fantastic weekend of cricket,” said Potch Boys High School sports director, Mohau Mohlahleli.

Fixtures

Friday, 7 August (T20 matches start at 13:15)

  • Field A: Prestige College vs Volkies
  • Field B: Potch Boys vs Fields College
  • Field C: Gimmies vs KHS
  • Field D (Ferdies): Ferdies vs Beaulieu College

Saturday, 8 August (50-over matches start at 09:00)

  • Field A: Prestige College vs Gimmies
  • Field B: Potch Boys vs Beaulieu College
  • Field C: Fields College vs Volkies
  • Field D (Ferdies): Ferdies vs KHS

Sunday, 9 August (T20 matches start at 09:00)

  • Field A: Potch Boys vs Ferdies
  • Field B: Prestige College vs Beaulieu College
  • Field C: Gimmies vs Volkies
  • Field D (Ferdies): KHS vs Fields College

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I am the editor of the Potchefstroom Herald since January 2026. I have a keen interest for sport and local community news. I have more than a decade of experience covering various beats. Journalism is a lifestyle.

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