Cricket South Africa has confirmed a two-match Test series against Bangladesh, beginning October 21, after a thorough security review. The Proteas have also named a spin-heavy Test squad for the Bangladesh series.

Cricket South Africa (CSA) has given a go-ahead for the two-match Test series in Bangladesh despite the political unrest in the country, which forced the Women's T20 World Cup to move out. South Africa have named a spin-heavy squad for the two matches in Mirpur and Chattogram.

South Africa have recalled all-rounder Senuran Muthusamy to their 15-player squad for next month's two-test tour of Bangladesh as one of three frontline spin options. Muthusamy, 30, played the last of his three tests in March 2023 and joins Keshav Maharaj and Dane Piedt as the specialist slow-bowling options in the squad.

Cricket South Africa (CSA) has given the green light for a two-match Test series against Bangladesh, kicking off on October 21. This is a major win for the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), which was eager to host South Africa despite some security worries.

Senuran Muthusamy has been recalled and Dane Piedt has got another go alongside Keshav Maharaj as South Africa named three spinners for their two-Test tour of Bangladesh in October. The squad, which South Africa red-ball coach Shukri Conrad said was "for the conditions we are expecting to greet us" also has Matthew Breetzke,

South African cricket coach Shukri Conrad on Monday named three spin bowlers in a 15-man squad to play two Tests in Bangladesh next month. The South African squad will assemble in Pretoria on October 12 and depart for Bangladesh on October 15.

Cricket South Africa (CSA) has officially confirmed its upcoming tour to Bangladesh for a two-match Test series, starting on October 21. The announcement came with a note that the squad for the series will be unveiled later on Monday.

The Proteas have selected three frontline spinners for the two Test matches in Bangladesh in October as coach Shukri Conrad unveiled the 15-man squad.