Abrahams prepares Proteas Women for England tour

Proteas to face England in three ODIs and three T20Is

The Proteas women's team is preparing for their tour of England, which will see them play three One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and three Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is). The tour will be the Proteas' first since their disappointing performance at the ICC Women's T20 World Cup in Australia earlier this year.

Abrahams confident in team's ability to bounce back

Proteas coach Hilton Abrahams is confident that the team can bounce back from their World Cup disappointment and perform well in England. "We have a lot of talented players in our squad and I believe that we can do well on this tour," Abrahams said.

Proteas looking to build on recent success

The Proteas women's team has been in good form in recent months, winning a series against India and reaching the semi-finals of the ICC Women's Championship. Abrahams believes that the team can build on this success and perform well in England.

Proteas face tough challenge in England

The Proteas will face a tough challenge in England, who are one of the best teams in the world. However, Abrahams is confident that his team can compete with England and perform well on the tour.

Proteas looking to qualify for World Cup

The Proteas women's team is looking to qualify for the ICC Women's World Cup in 2023. The team will need to perform well in the ODI series against England in order to secure their place in the World Cup.

Proteas schedule in England

The Proteas women's team will play three ODIs and three T20Is against England on their tour. The ODIs will be played on 3, 5 and 7 September, while the T20Is will be played on 10, 12 and 14 September.

Proteas squad for England tour

The Proteas women's team squad for the England tour is as follows: > * Dane van Niekerk (c) > * Mignon du Preez > * Lizelle Lee > * Laura Wolvaardt > * Chloe Tryon > * Anneke Bosch > * Nadine de Klerk > * Ayabonga Khaka > * Shabnim Ismail > * Trisha Chetty > * Sinalo Jafta > * Nonkululeko Mlaba