<p>South Africa will play two tests and five Twenty20 Internationals in the West Indies from next month, the start of a busy home schedule for the hosts, officials confirmed on Friday.</p>.<p>Australia and Pakistan will also tour the Caribbean for a combination of tests and limited overs matches between June and August.</p>.<p>The 20-over games will provide preparation for all sides just months out from the T20 World Cup that is scheduled for India in October/November.</p>.<p>South Africa are the first to arrive in the Caribbean on June 1, with the first test in St Lucia from June 10-14. The second fixture will be at the same Daren Sammy Cricket Ground from June 18-22.</p>.<p>The teams will then move to the National Cricket Stadium in Grenada for the five T20 matches, which will be played from June 26-July 3.</p>.<p>It will be South Africa’s first bilateral tour to the Caribbean since 2010.</p>.<p>Australia will tour between July 9-24 and start with five T20s in Grenada, before the teams meet in three One-Day Internationals at the Kensington Oval in Barbados.</p>.<p>Pakistan will play five T20s between July 27-Aug. 3 in Grenada and Barbados, ahead of two tests from Aug. 12-24 at Sabina Park in Jamaica.</p>
<p>South Africa will play two tests and five Twenty20 Internationals in the West Indies from next month, the start of a busy home schedule for the hosts, officials confirmed on Friday.</p>.<p>Australia and Pakistan will also tour the Caribbean for a combination of tests and limited overs matches between June and August.</p>.<p>The 20-over games will provide preparation for all sides just months out from the T20 World Cup that is scheduled for India in October/November.</p>.<p>South Africa are the first to arrive in the Caribbean on June 1, with the first test in St Lucia from June 10-14. The second fixture will be at the same Daren Sammy Cricket Ground from June 18-22.</p>.<p>The teams will then move to the National Cricket Stadium in Grenada for the five T20 matches, which will be played from June 26-July 3.</p>.<p>It will be South Africa’s first bilateral tour to the Caribbean since 2010.</p>.<p>Australia will tour between July 9-24 and start with five T20s in Grenada, before the teams meet in three One-Day Internationals at the Kensington Oval in Barbados.</p>.<p>Pakistan will play five T20s between July 27-Aug. 3 in Grenada and Barbados, ahead of two tests from Aug. 12-24 at Sabina Park in Jamaica.</p>