England in South Africa 2009-10 - Itinerary

ECB and CSA announced a revised itinerary on June 17 for England's tour of South Africa.

The new itinerary includes additional warm-up fixtures prior to the Twenty20 internationals and one-day series and will see England arrive in South Africa six days earlier than originally planned.

Revised itinerary for England’s tour of South Africa

Nov 1: England squad arrives in SA

Nov 6: Eagles - 50-over tour match, OUTsurance Oval, Bloemfontein (d/n) - England won by 185 runs
Nov 8: Warriors - 50-over tour match, De Beers Diamond Oval, Kimberley - England won by eight wickets
Nov 10: South Africa A - 20-over tour match, OUTsurance Oval, Bloemfontein (d/n) - South Africa A won by four wickets

Nov 13: 1st Standard Bank Pro20 International, Wanderers, Johannesburg (d/n) - England won by one run (D/L method)
Nov 15: 2nd Standard Bank Pro20 International, SuperSport Park, Centurion - South Africa won by 84 runs

Nov 17: South Africa A - 50-over tour match, Senwes Park, Potchefstroom (d/n) - England won by four wickets

Nov 20: 1st MTN one-day international, Wanderers, Johannesburg (d/n) - match abandoned without a ball bowled
Nov 22: 2nd MTN one-day international, SuperSport Park, Centurion - England won by seven wickets
Nov 27: 3rd MTN one-day international, Sahara Park, Newlands, Cape Town (d/n) - South Africa won by 112 runs
Nov 29: 4th MTN one-day international, Sahara Oval, St. George’s, Port Elizabeth - England won by seven wickets
Dec 4: 5th MTN one-day international, Sahara Stadium, Kingsmead, Durban (d/n) - match abandoned without a ball bowled

Dec 9-10: South African Invitational XI, tour match, Buffalo Park, East London - Match drawn
Dec 11-12: South African Invitational XI, tour match, Buffalo Park, East London - Match drawn

Dec 16-20: 1st Castle Test, SuperSport Park, Centurion - Match drawn
Dec 26-30: 2nd Castle Test, Sahara Stadium, Kingsmead, Durban - England won by an innings and 98 runs
Jan 3-7, 2010: 3rd Castle Test, Sahara Park, Newlands, Cape Town - Match drawn
Jan 14-18: 4th Castle Test, Wanderers, Johannesburg - South Africa won by an innings and 74 runs

Jan 19: England squad departs

The Eagles and Warriors replaced a President's XI as England's first opponents, and a South African Invitational XI replaced a South Africa Airways XI in the East London warm-ups.