Cricket South Africa set to arrange a unique Three-team fixture on July 18

• Cricket South Africa's 3TC competition is scheduled on July 18
• Abraham Benjamin de Villiers, Quinton de Kock, and Kagiso Rabada will lead three groups 
• CSA postponed the match as authorities do not give approval and necessary protocols for the match-day

Cricket South Africa (CSA) will at long last get to preliminary another configuration that will see three groups contend in a solitary 36-over match on July 18 in the wake of winning government endorsement for the installation to be played at SuperSport Park in Pretoria.

CSA needed to defer the match from its unique date of June 27 as the legislature had not given the vital endorsement to preparation and match-day conventions. 

Although the players came back to the nets on Monday and the game will presently be arranged on the 102nd commemoration of the introduction of the previous president Nelson Mandela.

"I can't think about a progressively fitting day on which to hold this game than Nelson Mandela Day when its prime goal is to raise assets for the individuals who have been severely influenced by the Coronavirus," CSA Acting Chief Executive Jacques Faul said in an announcement yesterday.

Abraham Benjamin de Villiers, Quinton de Kock, and Kagiso Rabada will lead three groups of eight batting for an aggregate of 12 overs, six for every innings, during which time they will confront the two rivals.

At the fall of the seventh wicket, the final batsman can continue however just score in even numbers — twos, four or a six — and the group with the most noteworthy total aggregate toward the end will be pronounced the victors.

The installation is an opportunity for the nation's driving players to get some game-time under their belts in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, yet will likewise raise assets for a noble cause.

South Africa is as yet observing a consistent ascent in COVID-19 cases, with the area of Gauteng, where the apparatus is to be played, detailing a sharp increment in the previous week.