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Dolphins & KZNCU join forces with CANSA

Dolphins & KZNCU join forces with CANSA

Date: 2016-08-26
The 2016/17 cricket season gets underway in the Kingdom of the Zulu on Friday when the opening match of the Sunfoil Test Series between South Africa and New Zealand gets underway at Sahara Stadium Kingsmead in Durban. ?

On the back of last year's introduction of international cricket in South Africa in August, Durban - the warmest place to be - is set to host Faf du Plessis' Standard Bank Proteas for their clash with Kane Williamson's Blackcaps from 19-23 August. ?

While the on-field action promises to be red-hot throughout the five day affair, Sunday's third day is set to see the home of the Sunfoil Dolphins become a sea of blue as host Union, KwaZulu-Natal Cricket Union (KZNCU) and Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) team up to raise funds and awareness for men's cancer. ?

"Cancer is a very real problem the world over and has touched the lives of so many," says Sunfoil Dolphins Acting CEO, Rajesh Behari. ?

An awareness table will provide information regarding cancer and CANSA's services, receive sign-ups for patient care and support, volunteers, cancer survivors and support groups as well as issue free sunscreen to all patrons. ?

A sprayathon will also take place in the stadium with participants charged a nominal fee to have their hair sprayed decorative colours to show their support of the Proteas while bandanas will also be for sale. ?

A private onsite facility will also offer prostate (PSA) screenings with Women's Health vouchers also being sold here for clinical breast examinations and pap smears. ?

More information can be found at https://www.dolphinscricket.co.za.