The two sides, who haven’t played each other in any format since 2018, will face off from June 27 to July 25 across seven cities.
This will be SA’s first Test contest since taking on India in 2014, with the Proteas having taken part in five Women’s Test matches after the turn of the millennium against opponents England, Netherlands and India . The Twenty20s will be crucial for both countries as they fine tune their readiness ahead of a historic appearance at the 2022 Commonwealth Games hosted in Birmingham, with the pair also set to meet in Group B.
“The exciting times keep rolling on and this tour against old foes England won’t be any different with the team looking to go from strength to strength in world cricket,” said Smith.
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