Pakistan to tour South Africa for ODI, T20I series in April 2021: PCB

The exact schedule has not been released yet, with the PCB promising to do so in due course

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Pakistan´s Mohammad Amir (L) is congratulated by South Africa´s Chris Morris (C) after winning the 3rd T20I cricket match between South Africa and Pakistan at the SuperSport Park Stadium on February 6, 2019 in Pretoria. — AFP

Pakistan's tour of South Africa has been rescheduled for April 2020, the Pakistan Cricket Board announced in a statement on Tuesday.

The development comes after the tour had been deferred in August as Cricket South Africa (CSA) was unable to establish a bio-secure environment amid coronavirus.

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PCB, in a press release, said that the tour of South Africa will precede their tour of Zimbabwe.

The Green Shirts and Proteas will clash in a three-match ODI series, will be a part of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Super League, as well as a T20I series of similar size.

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The exact schedule was not released, with the PCB promising to do so in due course.