South Africa vs England wickets
Each player's last five against the line, his hit rate over the last ten, his average and our projection.
South AfricaLast 10 WTC matches| Game | Wickets | Result |
|---|---|---|
 v Australia27 Oct · 329-429 |
19 | W |
| v Australia18 Oct · 425-99 |
20 | W |
| v Australia9 Oct · 284-390 |
16 | L |
 @ India22 Nov · 260-140 |
20 | W |
| @ India14 Nov · 153-93 |
18 | W |
 @ Pakistan20 Oct · 73-138 |
19 | W |
| @ Pakistan12 Oct · 183-167 |
20 | L |
 @ Zimbabwe6 Jul · 626-220 |
20 | W |
| @ Zimbabwe28 Jun · 369-208 |
20 | W |
| v Australia11 Jun · 282-207 |
20 | W |
EnglandLast 10 WTC matches| Game | Wickets | Result |
|---|---|---|
| v Pakistan9 Sep · 453-133 |
20 | W |
| v Pakistan27 Aug · 290-110 |
18 | W |
| v Pakistan19 Aug · 409-171 |
20 | W |
 v New Zealand25 Jun · 354-430 |
19 | L |
| v New Zealand17 Jun · 291-391 |
20 | L |
| v New Zealand4 Jun · 140-113 |
20 | W |
| @ Australia3 Jan · 342-161 |
14 | L |
| @ Australia25 Dec · 178-132 |
19 | W |
| @ Australia16 Dec · 352-349 |
20 | L |
| @ Australia4 Dec · 241-69 |
12 | L |
South Africa vs England Questions
When is South Africa vs England?
South Africa vs England starts at 08:00 UK time (13:30 in India) on Thursday 17 December 2026, at The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg, part of WTC 2026; this page has the form, the head to head, the ground and the projections for the match.
What is the South Africa vs England head to head?
England lead the South Africa vs England head to head at 5-2 from 7 Test meetings, and the latest, on 8 September 2022 at Kennington Oval, was won by England.
What is South Africa's recent form?
South Africa have won 4 and lost 1 of their last 5 Test matches, newest first W W L W W; most recently they beat Australia on 27 Oct, 329 & 387 to 429 & 111.
What is England's recent form?
England have won 3 and lost 2 of their last 5 Test matches, newest first W W W L L; most recently they beat Pakistan on 09 Sep, 453 & 130/2 to 133 & 449.
What is a good score at The Wanderers Stadium?
A good first-innings score at The Wanderers Stadium is around 263, the average over its last 7 Test matches, and the side batting first has won 71% of them, so batting first has had the edge there.