JOHANNESBURG, March 5 (Reuters) – South Africa
will play India in a Twenty20 international at the end of this
month after establishing the match as a permanent fixture on the
calendar, Cricket South Africa (CSA) announced on Monday.
The Proteas will host the one-off contest at the Wanderers
Stadium in Johannesburg on March 30, just three days after
completing an away test series against New Zealand.
“This match is a follow-up to last year’s successful one at
Moses Mabhida Stadium (in Durban) and after discussions with the
Indian board, we have agreed to make this an annual fixture,”
CSA chief executive Gerald Majola said in a statement.
(Jason Humphries in Durban; Editing by John O’Brien)
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