teams. Two foreign teams were also expected to be included in the competition. Originally the T20 tournament was scheduled to open the Zimbabwean 2017–18 domestic calendar in September 2017, but it was moved back to April as it clashed with other T20 competitions being held. Statistics and records Winners Performance of teams Media and Broadcasting Rights Sponsorship Stanbic Bank (Uganda) Limited currently sponsors the tournament. Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company were the former sponsors. Broadcasting South Africa-based broadcaster SuperSport has bought the rights to the T20 tournament and all 14 matches will be screened live across the continent. The company has made a name for being one of the most comprehensive sports broadcasters in the world and secures rights to most major events. Clinton van der Berg, SuperSport communication manager, said they viewed the series as important to their African objectives. "SuperSport is a Pan-African broadcaster and Zimbabwe is one of our key areas," he said. Sometimes matches are also broadcast live on TEN Cricket, Ten Sports, and Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) as they are also broadcast sponsors of Zimbabwe Cricket. Apart from this live scores, bulletins, match reports, articles, and statistics are provided live in ESPNCricinfo, CricketArchive, Zimbabwe Cricket Official Website, etc. Event Details Tournament tickets were available at a cheap cost of $10 for 9 days of cricket. Tournament tickets were available at the Stanbic Bank branches. See also Zimbabwe national cricket team Zimbabwe Cricket 2007–08 Metropolitan Bank Twenty20 2009–10 Stanbic Bank 20 Series 2010–11 Stanbic Bank 20 Series 2011–12 Stanbic Bank 20 Series External links Stanbic Bank Pro20 Stanbic Bank 20 Series Zimbabwe Facebook Page Renewed Facebook Page Official Website References Professional sports leagues in Zimbabwe Recurring sporting events established in 2007 Twenty20 cricket leagues Zimbabwean domestic cricket competitions 2007 establishments in Zimbabwe Professional cricket leagues