India Tour of south Africa 2010-11

Match Schedule
Thu Dec 16 2010 14:00 IST 1st Test - South Africa v India. SuperSport Park. Centurion
Sun Dec 26 2010 14:00 IST 2nd Test - South Africa v India. Kingsmead. Durban
Sun Jan 02 2011 14:00 IST 3rd Test - South Africa v India. Newlands. Cape Town
9 Jan 111 Only T20I - South Africa v India. Moses Mabhida Stadium. Durban
12 Jan 111 1st ODI - South Africa v India. Kingsmead. Durban
15 Jan 111 2nd ODI - South Africa v India. New Wanderers Stadium. Johannesburg
18 Jan 111 3rd ODI - South Africa v India. Newlands. Cape Town
21 Jan 111 4th ODI - South Africa v India. St Georges Park. Port Elizabeth
23 Jan 111 5th ODI - South Africa v India. SuperSport Park. Centurion
24 Jan 111 Reserve

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