The Proteas men's team will not play any international matches until May, when they travel to the Caribbean to play West Indies.
According to the International Cricket Council's (ICC) future touring programme, the Proteas will not play any matches in March and April.
March-April is set as the IPL period, so very little international cricket is held, but South Africa has several top players playing in the IPL, and the tournament will be in the spotlight as it is a World Cup year. .
Proteas face West Indies in T20 World Cup pre-match
The Proteas have secured a third straight Twenty20 International series against West Indies.
However, this short series will serve as an important preparation for the T20 World Cup.
These matches will also answer some important questions about your selection.
Following the substitution of star players in SA20, we saw the roles of top-flight players such as Ryan Rickleton and Matthew Blitzke expand.
Exciting young talent Kwena Mapaka is also set to qualify.
Although the tour is short, it can still have a huge impact. Proteas reached the semi-finals of the 2023 ODI World Cup.
Another T20 World Cup
The Proteas faced Netherlands, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal in Group D. 2024 T20 World Cup.
All focus is on this tournament. But there has been little action on the international stage.
The tournament will be held in the West Indies and America.
In the 2024 tournament, the Proteas will begin their match against Sri Lanka on June 3 in New York.
The Proteas will stay at the same venue in the Big Apple for their next two matches against the Netherlands on June 8 and against Bangladesh on June 10.
The South African team will then depart for St. Vincent and the Grenadines to face Nepal on June 14th.
Only the top two teams from each of the four groups will qualify for the Super 8, which precedes the knockout stage.
The Proteas will travel to Ireland for three T20Is and three ODIs in July before returning to the West Indies in August.
A two-match Test tour of Bangladesh will take place in October, before the Proteas host Sri Lanka and Pakistan at home in the summer.
T20 World Cup Group
Group A: India, Pakistan, Ireland, Canada, USA
B: England, Australia, Namibia, Scotland, Oman
C: New Zealand, West Indies, Afghanistan, Uganda, Papua New Guinea
D: South Africa, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Netherlands, Nepal