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Momentum One Day International heading to Nelson Mandela Bay

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The historic St George’s Park in Nelson Mandela Bay will play host to the second Momentum One Day International between the Protea’s and England on Saturday 6 February.

The match gets underway at 10am and gates will open at 8:00am.

Fans are reminded of the following:

  • PROHIBITED ITEMS: All dangerous weapons (for e.g. firearms, ammunition, knives, sharp instruments, nunchaku sticks, baseball bats, traditional weapons), Fireworks, Explosives, Incendiary devices, Flares, Lasers, Airhorns, Narcotics (other than prescribed), Alcoholic beverages,  Cans and glass containers, Chemicals, Gas braais and portable braais.
  • PERMISSABLE ITEMS: Coolerboxes containing food and soft drinks only (sealed plastic containers), small umbrellas (no beach umbrellas), small beach / deck chairs (no loungers).

Tickets are selling fast and can be purchased at St George’s Park during office hours 8:30-16:30 or online at www.ticketpros.co.za. or any Postnet Outlet.

Ticket Prices:

  • Unreserved Adult R180
  • Unreserved Scholar / Pensioner R120
  • Reserved seating R220-R250

Traffic around St George’s Park stadium will be one-directional with access to the main gates in Park Drive being directed anti-clockwise around the park.

The Proteas will arrive in Nelson Mandela Bay on Thursday at 12:20 and England will arrive at 14:00. Both teams will practice on Friday – Proteas from 9:30 to 12:30 and England from 14:00 to 17:00

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