Dec. 29 (CRICKETNMORE) - Cricket South Africa (CSA) today announced the itinerary for the Bangladesh tour to South Africa 2017. The tour is schedule in September and October next year in what promises to be another busy and challenging home summer for the Proteas with India and Australia to follow.

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The Bangladesh tour consists of two Test matches, three ODIs and two T20 International matches.

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Bangladesh will be followed by India who are making a full tour across all three formats with four Test matches, five ODIs and three T20 International matches. “Our scheduling discussions with the BCCI are in progress and we hope to be in a position to announce the fixtures for this tour in the New Year,” commented CSA Chief Executive, Haroon Lorgat

The India tour in turn will be followed by Australia for a series of four Test matches during February and March 2018. These fixtures are also in the process of being confirmed and will be announced in the New Year.

“We have not beaten Australia in a home Test series since unity and that surely must be good reason to perform in order to bank a notable first.

“Our fans can look forward to a really big 2017/18 home season for the Proteas,” concluded Mr. Lorgat.


Saurabh Sharma with inputs from Cricket South Africa

 

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