Got your tickets for one of cricket’s biggest rivalries?If not, there’s still time!South Africa goes head-to-head with rivals Australia on Thursday, 24 September, for the Dafabet ODI at Hollywoodbets Kingsmead Stadium.Besides your tickets, there are a few other list items you might want to pack before you head to the stadium – and some things you should leave at home.READ: Durban is bowling the world over as Kingsmead gets ready to host the Cricket World CupWhat you can take into KingsmeadMobile phonesWallets and car keysSunglassesHats or capsSealed bottles of waterSealed dry snacks, such as crisps, nuts, biscuits or energy barsA soft lunch bag containing permitted food and drinkA small, foldable non-branded umbrella, provided it has no pointed tipA normal phone cameraA collapsible deck or camping chair, but only if you have a valid deck-chair ticketWhat you can’t bring into KingsmeadAlcohol of any kindSoft drinks, juice or energy drinksCansGlass bottles or containersTakeaway or homemade mealsHard or polystyrene cooler boxesBraais, gas burners or cooking equipmentKnives or other sharp objectsFirearms or other weaponsFireworks, flares or smoke bombsAerosol cans, pepper spray or maceVuvuzelas, air horns or other noise-making devicesMusical instrumentsCricket, rugby, soccer or other sporting equipmentBicycles, scooters or skateboardsLarge, golf or beach umbrellasUmbrellas with pointed tipsPets, except permitted service animalsProfessional cameras or video-recording equipment unless accredited or authorisedMerchandise intended for sale or distribution inside the stadiumItems that could cause disruption or constitute ambush marketingREAD: Durban Beyond the Beach: Come hungry to Mkhize RooftopA few things to rememberAll bags and belongings are subject to security searches at the entrance, so give yourself enough time to get through the gates.If you have a special dietary or medical requirement that means you need to bring specific food or medication into the stadium, take supporting documentation with you.Parking is available at the Centrum at R50 per car. Parking tickets can be purchased when buying your match ticket.The rules can vary depending on the event, so check the conditions attached to your match ticket before match day.Dress for Heritage Day…and win!This is Heritage Day, so there’s an extra reason to make an effort with your outfit.Wear your Proteas colours with pride, or come dressed to celebrate your heritage. There’s R10 000 up for grabs for the best-dressed spectator, with R5 000 for second place, and R2 500 for third.READ: Durban welcomes direct Ethiopian Airlines flights to Addis AbabaWhat you need to knowMatch: South Africa vs Australia – Dafabet ODIDate: Thursday, 24 September 2026Venue: Hollywoodbets Kingsmead Stadium, DurbanTickets: Available through Cricket South AfricaParking: Centrum, R50 per carBest-dressed prize: R10 000 for first place, R5 000 for second and R2 500 for thirdSo, dress to impress, check your bag before you leave, and head to Kingsmead to celebrate our beloved Proteas, Heritage Day style!Just remember: leave the vuvuzela at home.📍 The best things to do in Durban🍽 The best restaurants in Durban🏨 The best hotels in Durban🛏️ Where to stay in Durban📢 Latest news from Durban
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