The Proteas males’s group is not going to have any worldwide engagements till May after they go to the Caribbean to face the West Indies.
According to the International Cricket Council (ICC) Future Tours Program the Proteas is not going to play any matches in March or April.
The March and April interval is essentially devoid of worldwide cricket because it has been earmarked as the IPL window however South Africa has a number of prime gamers on present in the IPL and the match shall be watched carefully in a World Cup yr.
Proteas to face West Indies in T20 World Cup warm-up
The Proteas have secured a three-match Twenty20 International sequence in opposition to the West Indies.
However, this brief sequence will act as vital preparation for the T20 World Cup.
These matches may even reply a number of vital choice questions.
After star turns in the SA20 we may see expanded roles for the likes of Ryan Rickleton and Matthew Breetzke at the prime of the order.
Exciting younger expertise Kwena Maphaka can also be in line for a run out.
The tour shall be brief however may nonetheless be very impactful. The Proteas reached the semi-finals of the 2023 ODI World Cup.
Another T20 World Cup
The Proteas have been drawn in opposition to Netherlands, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal in group D of the 2024 T20 World Cup.
All the focus is on this match. However there may be little motion on the worldwide stage.
The match will happen in the West Indies and USA.
At the 2024 match, the Proteas will open their marketing campaign in opposition to Sri Lanka in New York on 3 June.
The Proteas will keep at the similar venue in the Big Apple for his or her subsequent two fixtures in opposition to the Dutch on 8 June and Bangladesh on 10 June.
The South Africans will then jet off to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines forward of taking on Nepal on 14 June.
Only the prime two groups in every of the 4 teams will qualify for the Super 8s which precede the knockout phases.
The Proteas will journey to Ireland for 3 T20Is and three ODIs in July earlier than a return to the West Indies in August.
A two-match Test tour of Bangladesh follows in October earlier than a house summer time that can see the Proteas welcome Sri Lanka and Pakistan.
T20 World Cup teams
Group A: India, Pakistan, Ireland, Canada and the USA
B: England, Australia, Namibia, Scotland and Oman
C: New Zealand, the West Indies, Afghanistan, Uganda and Papua New Guinea
D: South Africa, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, the Netherlands and Nepal
