England multi-format tour of South Africa announced, includes one-off Test

The Proteas Women’s tour against England promises an exhilarating start, with a dynamic three-match T20 International series scheduled from November 24th to November 30th. This series sets the stage for a compelling three-match One-Day International series, spanning across various venues in the country from December 4th to December 11th. Notably, the annual Black Day event, aimed at raising awareness against gender violence, will make its impactful return to Hollywoodbets Kingsmead Stadium on December 8th in the 2nd ODI. later the history will unfold at the Mangaung Oval in Bloemfontein from December 15th to December 18th, where the proteas will participate in the first women’s Test match on home soil since 2002.

In head-to-head clashes between South Africa and England, England has maintained a dominant record across formats. In T20Is, out of the 24 matches played, England emerged victorious in 19 encounters, while South Africa managed to secure victories in only 4 matches, with one match ending in a no-result scenario. Similarly, in the ODI format, England has asserted its supremacy, winning 33 out of the 43 matches played, while South Africa could collect only 9 victories, with one match ending without a result. The Test format has seen a similar trend, with England winning 2 out of the 7 Test matches played, while South Africa is yet to secure a win, with 5 matches resulting in draws. In their last encounter, which took place in the second semi-final of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2023, South Africa emerged victorious by 6 runs.