SA20 2024 Commentary Panel: Who Are The Commentators For Second Edition Of Cricket South Africa's T20 League?

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The organizers of SA20 on Thursday (December 21) revealed the commentary and analysts panel for the second season, which is scheduled to start on January 10 next year.

Legendary Indian cricketer and former head coach Ravi Shastri will be joining the commentary box that will feature a star-studded lineup including Kevin Pietersen, Chris Morris, Stuart Broad, and Mark Butcher.

Set to unfold from January 10 to February 10, 2024, the tournament will welcome back English Premier League presenter and anchor, Julia Stuart, alongside journalist Melissa Reddy, to provide comprehensive coverage of the event.

Legendary England bowler, Stuart Broad, will share his wealth of knowledge for the game. South African cricket legends AB de Villiers and Shaun Pollock will also be part of the panel as the six-team tournament takes place throughout South Africa.

SA20 League Commissioner, Graeme Smith, who was thrilled with analysts and SA20 commentators coming on board for SA20 2024, said the voices behind the broadcast will elevate the viewer experience.

"We are thrilled with the calibre of commentators and presenters we have on board for Season 2 of SA20. The League understands the importance of having credible voices behind the microphone to tell our story," Smith said in a release.

"The team we have put together are knowledgeable, passionate and relatable to our diverse SA20 audience, but will also captivate the new audiences we are looking to reach. From legendary ex-players, seasoned experts making a mark both locally and internationally, viewers will be engaged, educated and entertained."

Other firm favourites in the commentary box include Mpumelelo "Pommie" Mbangwa, Mike Haysman, Mark Nicholas and Motshidisi Mohono. Here is a look at the full list of commentators and analysts for SA20 2024:

SA20 2024 Commentary & Analysts Panel

Mark Nicholas, Ravi Shastri, Kevin Pietersen, Mike Haysman, Mark Butcher, Stuart Broad, Urooj Mumtaz, Chris Morris, Shaun Pollock, Pommie Mbangwa, Vernon Philander, AB De Villiers, Ashwell Prince, Nikhil Chandani, Melissa Reddy, Julia Stuart, and Motshidisi Mohono.