Proteas don pink kit for Pink Day at Wanderers Stadium

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Last updated Sep 27, 2026

Proteas don pink kit for Pink Day at Wanderers Stadium
Summary

The South African cricket team wears a pink kit against their opponents for Pink Day at Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg. This annual event, aimed at raising awareness and funds for breast cancer, features fans encouraged to also wear pink. The tradition started in 2013, with the Proteas having a history of victories in these fixtures. Since inception, the Pink ODI has raised around Rand 10 million for breast cancer initiatives. The day's motto emphasizes the importance of early detection.

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  • •Pink Day is an annual event at Wanderers Stadium.
  • •The first Pink ODI was held in 2013 against Pakistan.
  • •Proceeds benefit the Breast Care Unit at Charlotte Maxeke Hospital.
  • •Proteas have previously won six consecutive Pink ODIs.
  • •Fans are encouraged to wear pink to support the cause.
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Pink Day is one of the most iconic events in the South African sporting calendar when the national cricket team swap their traditional green and gold for a bright pink kit to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer.

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