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India tour of South Africa tour schedule

After the fascinating, dominant and murderous performance against New Zealand, India heading to South Africa to show the Proteas our power. Here I am providing the tour schedule. 3 tests, only t20 and 5 ODI's


Thu Dec 16 - Mon Dec 20; 10:30 local; 14:00 IST; 1st Test - South Africa v India

Sun Dec 26 - Thu Dec 30;   10:00 local; 13:30 IST; 2nd Test - South Africa v India
Sun Jan 2 - Thu Jan 6;         10:30 local;  14:00 IST; 3rd Test - South Africa v India

Sun Jan 9;  14:30 local; 18:00 IST Only T20I - South Africa v India

Wed Jan 12; 14:30 local; 18:00 IST 1st ODI - South Africa v India
Sat Jan 15;    14:30 local; 18:00 IST 2nd ODI - South Africa v IndiaTue Jan 18;   14:30 local; 18:00 IST 3rd ODI - South Africa v India
Fri Jan 21;     14:30 local; 18:00 IST 4th ODI - South Africa v IndiaSun Jan 23;    10:00 local; 13:30 IST 5th ODI - South Africa v India


I am feeling sorry for Dan ( vettori ) .. They dint won even single ODI from past 5 months. I wish them all the best for the coming series at home against Pakistan.
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