South Africa will tour Ireland for three one-day internationals and three Twenty20 internationals in July this year.
South Africa will play three one-day internationals and three Twenty20 internationals in Ireland in July, marking the first time Proteas have played more than one game there. The matches will be played between July 11 and July 25, which will be a one-day international part of the International Cricket Council’s World Cup Super League. Cricket’s CSA Director Graeme Smith said the tour was a recognition of Ireland’s rapid progress as a “fast-paced” cricketing nation.
He added, “Ireland has shown itself to be highly competitive advisors in recent years with a growing profile in world sports. It will offer our players further international action in unfamiliar conditions, so we look forward to the competition.” Are, “he said.
South Africa first toured Ireland in June 2007 when they played a one-day match in Belfast.
Fixtures:
July 11, First one-day international, Malahide
July 13, Second one-day international, Malahide
July 16, Third one-day international, Malahide
July 20, First T20 international, Malahide
July 22, Second T20 international, Stormont
July 25, Third T20 international, Stormont
