The Proteas are excited and ready to get back into some Test cricket when they take on the West Indies in their two-Test series in Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana next month.
The Proteas have played barely any Test cricket over the past few years, and their main squad is finally back in action after last playing together in a scarcely believable under two day Test against India at the start of January.
Since then the Proteas played in a two-Test series in New Zealand in February, but with that taking place during the SA20 competition, none of their frontline players were a part of that tour.
Only three players from that touring squad, namely David Bedingham, Dane Paterson and Dane Piedt, are part of the 16-man Proteas squad touring the West Indies.
Slight worryProteas pace spearhead Kagiso Rabada admitted that the lack of game time for the Test team is a slight worry, but says it adds to the excitement as they try to see where they stand against a team that is fresh off a three-Test series against England.
