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South Africa in West Indies 2010

South Africa to play additional T20 in West Indies tour

Cricinfo staff

February 9, 2010

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South Africa will play an additional Twenty20 international on their tour of the West Indies in May-June, the West Indies Cricket Board has confirmed. The teams will now play back-to-back Twenty20 games at the Queens Park Oval in Trinidad on May 19 and 20 respectively. The teams will stay back in Trinidad for the first two ODIs.

The two boards had agreed to play an extra match, but it won't extend the tour. The tour begins with the Twenty20 games, followed by five ODIs and three Tests. The series will be preceded by the ICC World Twenty20, also in the Caribbean.