General election causes change to fixtures

South Africa's tour to West Indies after the World Twenty20 faces changes after a general election was called in Trinidad and Tobago for May 24 when the teams are due to be playing their one-day series.

Port of Spain was set to host two Twenty20 internationals on May 19 and 20 followed by the first two ODIs on May 23 and 25, but now these matches will be shifted to alternative islands to avoid a clash with the election.

The West Indies board is currently in discussions with ICC, Cricket South Africa and the relevant island boards and will announce the adjusted schedule shortly.

South Africa's tour comprises the two match Twenty20 series, a five-match ODI contest followed by three Tests.