England and South Africa will compete in a multi-format series similar to the recent women's Ashes.
Excited for Proteas women - Cricket South Africa's director of cricket Graeme SmithJOHANNESBURG - South Africa director of cricket Graeme Smith has said a first Test in over eight years for the Proteas women represented the"cherry on top" of a tour of England in June and July.
It will be South Africa's first four-day fixture since they faced India in 2014 and the first time in almost 20 years they have played a Test against England. In the limited-overs leg of the tour, the Proteas -- currently second in the ICC's women's ODI rankings -- will want to improve on their 2018 visit to England.
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