The Proteas will return to Zimbabwe in June and July 2025 for an eagerly anticipated cricket tour featuring a two-Test series and an exciting T20I Tri-Series.

This marks South Africa’s first tour of Zimbabwe since 2014 and notably the first Test encounter between the sides since the memorable Boxing Day Test held in Port Elizabeth in 2017. The upcoming series offers fans and players alike an exciting revival of cricketing rivalry and regional camaraderie.

Both Test matches are scheduled to be played at Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo, offering an ideal setting for Test cricket with its historical significance and vibrant atmosphere. The T20I Tri-Series, which also includes cricketing giants New Zealand, will be entirely staged at Harare Sports Club, ensuring intense and fast-paced cricketing action.

Givemore Makoni, Managing Director of Zimbabwe Cricket, expressed enthusiasm about the forthcoming fixtures, highlighting their importance to Zimbabwe’s cricketing calendar.

“This is the biggest international home season we have had in years,” Makoni stated. “It is an incredible opportunity for our players to test themselves against two of the world’s cricketing powerhouses. Hosting South Africa and New Zealand for both Test cricket and an exciting T20I Tri-Series is a fantastic development for the growth of the game in Zimbabwe.”

Zimbabwe vs Proteas Test Series Schedule:

1st Test: 28 June – 2 July at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo (10:00 start)

2nd Test: 6-10 July at Queens Sports Club, Bulawayo (10:00 start)

T20I Tri-Series Schedule:

14 July: Zimbabwe vs South Africa, Harare Sports Club (13:00)

16 July: South Africa vs New Zealand, Harare Sports Club (13:00)

18 July: Zimbabwe vs New Zealand, Harare Sports Club (13:00)

20 July: Zimbabwe vs South Africa, Harare Sports Club (13:00)

22 July: New Zealand vs South Africa, Harare Sports Club (13:00)

24 July: Zimbabwe vs New Zealand, Harare Sports Club (13:00)

Fans are sure to witness cricket at its competitive best, as Zimbabwe seeks to impress on home soil while the Proteas aim to continue their strong record in the region.

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