Britain's white-ball visit through South Africa to proceed in November

 Britain's white-ball visit through South Africa one month from now will proceed after it was given the green light by the South African government.

Britain will play three Twenty20s and three one-day internationals from 27 November, all in secret.

The group will venture out to South Africa on 16 November, with games played at Cape Town's Newlands and in close by Paarl.

It will be South Africa's first cricket since the game's Covid closure and England's first matches abroad.

The South African government views the UK as 'high danger' for Covid which had placed the visit in question.

The England players and the board have been allowed exclusions to travel.

They will be situated in Cape Town and will prepare at Western Province Cricket Club, playing three intra-crew matches before the primary T20.

The three ODI matches will tally towards capability for the 2023 World Cup in India.

Britain figured out how to finish their whole timetable of home men's global cricket this late spring notwithstanding the pandemic by playing matches in bio-secure settings.

They are booked to play Sri Lanka and India right off the bat in 2021 however neither one of the tours has been affirmed.

Pakistan have likewise welcomed England to participate in a short, restricted overs visit in mid 2021.

South Africa visit plan

Friday, 27 November - first T20, Newlands, Cape Town

Sunday 29 November - second T20, Boland Park, Paarl

Tuesday 1 December - third T20, Newlands, Cape Town

Friday 4 December - first ODI, Newlands, Cape Town

Sunday 6 December - second ODI, Boland Park, Paarl

Wednesday 9 December - third ODI, Newlands, Cape Town