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Spectators at Titans matches at SuperSport Park can win large cash prizes

Spectators attending the Titans' two final home games in the round-robin stage of the CSA T20 Challenge at SuperSport Park stand a chance to win big cash prizes if they can catch a cricket ball with one hand.

Loyal fans of the Multiply Titans will have a chance to catch some serious bucks, in the team’s two final home fixtures of the CSA T20 Challenge.

The Titans matches against the Knights on Friday (26 April, 18:00 start) and the Highveld Lions on Sunday, (28 April, 14:30 start) at SuperSport Park Centurion will provide the opportunity for alert fans to catch their share of R150 000.

As the Titans look to secure yet another domestic title, their fans at the stadium will also have an opportunity to finish off the 2018/19 season in some style.

Winners will have to take a clean, one-handed catch during the match, and that catch must be off a six struck during the two matches mentioned above. The catch will also be verified by a stadium adjudicator to ensure legitimacy.

“The Sky Blues have always had great support at SuperSport Park and ‘Snatch the Stash’ is an added incentive for the fans to come out and show their support for the Multiply Titans in their final home games in the round-robin stage of the CSA T20 Challenge,” said Titans Cricket CEO, Dr Jacques Faul.

The first fan to take a clean catch will win R100 000 and there is a consolation of R50 000 to the second catch taken between these two matches. Winners must be South African citizens, and must be over 18 years of age.

For full terms and conditions, fans can access the Titans website at www.titans.co.za.

The stadium will also be running a ‘Buy One Get One Match Free’ ticket incentive for both of these matches. Tickets are available to purchase at TicketPro or the stadium ticket office.

 

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Koos Venter

Koos Venter is an experienced journalist who started his career 35 years ago, before the days of cellphones, modern computer systems, the internet and digital cameras, as a correspondent for Nexus, the former national magazine of the Department of Correctional Services. He has since worked for various other publications in all aspects of news coverage, as a columnist and in the production side of newspapers and online publications. Since 2007 he has specialized as a sports writer, while he is also regularly used as an analyst and commentator by several radio stations.
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