England’s winter continues with a three-format tour of South Africa – and you can watch every ball on Sky Sports Cricket!
It all begins on Boxing Day when Joe Root’s side will look to bounce back from their 1-0 Test series defeat to New Zealand by toppling the Proteas on their own patch on day one of a four-Test series.
Three ODIs and three T20s follow the red-ball action, full listings for which you can find by clicking here.
England in South Africa fixtures
First Test, Supersport Park, Centurion: Thursday, December 26 to Monday, December 30. Day one coverage begins at 7am and at 7.30am on subsequent days
Second Test, Newlands, Cape Town: Friday, January 3 to Tuesday, January 7. Coverage begins at 8am.
Third Test, St George’s Park, Port Elizabeth: Thursday, January 16 to Monday, January 20. Coverage begins at 7.30am.
Fourth Test, New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg: Friday, January 24 to Tuesday, January 28. Coverage begins at 7.30am.
ODI Series
First ODI, Newlands, Cape Town: Tuesday, February 4 from 10.30am.
Second ODI, Kingsmead, Durban: Friday, February 7 from 7.30am
Third ODI, New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg: Sunday, February 9 from 7.30am
Twenty20 Series
First Twenty20, Buffalo Park, East London: Wednesday, February 12 from 3.30pm
Second Twenty20, Kingsmead, Durban: Friday, February 14 from 3.30pm
Third Twenty20, Supersport Park, Centurion: Sunday, February 16 from 12pm
How to follow the action
Sky Sports Cricket: Watch every ball live on channel 404 in the company of our punditry team.
Sky Go: Stay with the live action online, on iPhone, iPad or selected Android smartphones with the Sky Go app.
Highlights: Catch regular highlight shows from all the international matches on the tour
Sky Sports for iPhone / Android / iPad and skysports.com: Do not miss our live over-by-over blogs – featuring in-play video clips – plus match reports, pundit analysis, player reaction, video highlights, interviews and podcasts.
Now TV: Don’t miss out on the drama – watch Sky Sports without a contract by buying a NowTV pass for a day, week or month. The choice is yours!
Twitter: Follow @SkyCricket for score updates, build-up and reaction videos with our pundits.
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