The South African team will engage in Test matches against Sri Lanka in Durban and Gqeberha, followed by Pakistan’s arrival for a series comprising three T20s, three one-day internationals and two Tests scheduled in Pretoria and Cape Town.
Unlike earlier this year, there will be no scheduling conflicts between the Test series and CSA’s flagship SA20 competition, which holds significant importance for its financial stability. This adjustment addresses the issues faced during the 2024 edition when a two-Test series in New Zealand overlapped, leading to South Africa sending a weakened squad that suffered losses in both matches.
Furthermore, the England women’s team is slated for an extensive…