Jon-Jon Smuts and Simon Harmer are the first players to be traded ahead of season two of the SA20 League, as teams look to finalise their squads ahead of the 31 July trading deadline.
The SA20 is set for more growth in the second season after an increase in the salary cap for each team while squad sizes will go from 17 to 19.
If you've been following the first-ever SA20, you'll know by now the tournament – led by commissioner Graeme Smith – is anything but traditional, and so too are the awards set to be handed out in a few days' time.
MI Cape Town captain Rashid Khan has pinpointed their batting as a major weakness that led to an early exit from the inaugural SA20 League on Monday evening.
The SA20 will have an Australian flavour when the tournament resumes on Thursday as three internationals from Down Under joined various sides.
Faf du Plessis will be remembered in the SA20 history books as the competition's first-ever centurion after his impressive knock for the Joburg Super Kings, and assistant coach Albie Morkel joined in singing the veteran's praises.