The two-match Test series against each opponent will bookend a T20I tri-series © Getty Zimbabwe are set to host South Africa and New Zealand in what promises to be a high-profile home season after a long time. It will be the African bout to start off as Zimbabwe and South Africa face off for two Tests. It will be the first time that the Proteas will be playing a red-ball in Zimbabwe since 2014. The action then to shifts to T20Is with an eye on the World Cup next year. New Zealand will join Zimbabwe and South Africa in the T20I tri-series, with each team playing each other twice. It will be the first T20I tri-series in the country since 2018 when Pakistan and Australia visited. The season ends with Zimbabwe battling the Black Caps across two Tests. All the Tests in the season will be played in Bulawayo while Harare will be the hub for the tri-series. Zimbabwe Cricket Managing Director Givemore Makoni hoped this potentially historic home season would play a role in lifting the game in the country. “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,” said Makoni. “We are looking forward to welcoming the teams and putting on a great spectacle for our passionate cricket fans.” Day Teams Match Venue 28 June-2 July Zimbabwe vs South Africa 1st Test Queens Sports Club 6-10 July Zimbabwe vs South Africa 2nd Test Queens Sports Club 14 July Zimbabwe vs South Africa 1st T20I Harare Sports Club 16 July South Africa vs New Zealand 2nd T20I Harare Sports Club 18 July Zimbabwe vs New Zealand 3rd T20I Harare Sports Club 20 July Zimbabwe vs South Africa 4th T20I Harare Sports Club 22 July New Zealand vs South Africa 5th T20I Harare Sports Club 24 July Zimbabwe vs New Zealand 6th T20I Harare Sports Club 26 July Number 1 vs Number 2 Final Harare Sports Club 30 July-3 August Zimbabwe vs New Zealand 1st Test Queens Sports Club 7-11 August Zimbabwe vs New Zealand 2nd Test Queens Sports Club
