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Haroon Lorgat (Gallo Images)
Haroon Lorgat (Gallo Images)

Cape Town - South African cricket fans can look forward to a bumper home programme of international matches over the course of the next 18 months involving series against New Zealand, England and Australia.

Cricket South Africa (CSA) has already announced details of England’s tour to South Africa in December 2015 and January - February 2016, which will consist of four Sunfoil Test matches, five Momentum ODIs and two KFC T20 Internationals.

This will be followed by Australia’s tour to South Africa in February - March 2016 when three KFC T20 International matches will be played ahead of the 2016 edition of the ICC World Twenty20 in India. Australia will then return later to South Africa in October 2016 to play three Momentum ODIs.

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