On Monday, September 1, Cricket South Africa (CSA) announced the XI of the National Cricket of South Africa for the first ODI of the next series against the National Cricket Team of England.
The National Cricket National Team of South Africa will lock the horns with the National Cricket team of England in the first ODI of the three game series in Headingley in Leeds on Tuesday, September 2.
Matthew Breetzke and Kagiso Rabada began to miss the 1st Odi
The star striker Aiden Markram will continue to open the sleeves with the Verique de Voichet Ryan Rickelton, and Captain Temba Bavuma will go to n ° 3.
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Tony de Zorzi received the slit n ° 4 in the XI Playing, and it will be followed by the explosive strikers Tristan Stubbs and Dewald Brevis at n ° 5 and n ° 6.
Wiaan Mulder and Corbin Bosch were chosen as the two versatile rhythm of rhythm, while Keshav Maharaj is the only specialized spinner of the team.
In addition, Nandre Burger and Lungi Ngidi were named as the two front line pacers. Two star players missing the XI play the first Kagiso Rabada flap and the Matthew Breetzke -fitting drummer.
Kagiso Rabada and Matthew Breetzke were both rested by the management of the South African team to manage their workload, because the duo has slight opposite.
South Africa XI for the 1st ODI against England:
Aiden Markram, Ryan Rickelton (WK), Temba Bavuma (C), Tony de Zorzi, Tristan Stubbs, Dewald Brevis, Wiaan Mulder, Corbin Bosch, Keshav Maharaj, Nandre Burger and Lungi Ngidi.
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England hand at the start of Sonny Baker
The Board of Cricket of England and Wales (BCE) also named England playing XI for the ODI series opener against the Proteas.
They included the Hampshire Fast Bowler Sonny Baker, 22, in alignment, and he will make his international debut in Leeds.
Sonny Baker presented only in 11 list A Games, but he impressed the selectors by his performance in the Hundred 2025 for Manchester Originals, where he won nine counters, including a hat -trick, in seven games.
Speaking of him, the skipper of England Harry Brook said that the stimulator was great in the hundred bowling against superior quality strikers.
“He was great in The Hundred. We saw him Bowl to some of the best strikers in the world and he made them on toast, so it was really good to see. He Bowns at a high pace, and he can swing him in both directions with exceptional death skills too. To make him excite in the team and for him to open up tomorrow.
“There were a few moments. The spells he upset in Williamson and Warner then Smith and Bairstow, all four are world class strikers in the shorter format and it was everywhere.
