After having beaten England 2-1 in the three-match One Day International series, the South African mens cricket team will want to replicate those performances in the T20 International series against its host.
The Proteas are still not firing on all cylinders in the shortest format of the game, and they need to settle on the right combinations as soon as possible, as the ICC Mens T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka is less than five months away.
The first T20 International between the two countries was supposed to have started at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff, but its raining and the toss has been postponed.
