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Pakistan vs South Africa series schedule 2013

The Pakistan Cricket Board have announced the schedule for its series against South Africa to be held in October 2013, that includes two Tests, five one-day international and two Twenty20 games.

The entire series will be played in United Arab Emirates.


The PCB have announced all the matches will be played between October 14 and November 15 and Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah will be the venue.

South Africa will open the tour with a three-day warm-up match before the first Test in Abu Dhabi on October 14.

Pakistan and South Africa schedule 2013:

8-10 Oct - three-day warm-up match (venue to be decided)

14-18 Oct -1st Test - Abu Dhabi

23-27 Oct - 2nd Test - Dubai

30 Oct - 1st one-day international - Sharjah

1 Nov - 2nd one-day international - Dubai

6 Nov - 3rd one-day international - Abu Dhabi

8 Nov - 4th one-day international - Abu Dhabi

11 Nov - 5th one-day international - Sharjah

13 Nov - 1st T20 - Dubai

15 Nov - 2nd T20 Dubai

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