"This tour presents us with a unique opportunity to grow our talent base for women," Max Jordaan, Cricket South Africa (CSA) transformation manager, said. "The opportunities provided at this level will ensure [that] a steady flow of players [are] better prepared for international competition when their time arrives."
Similarly, Zimbabwe will use the series to help prepare for next year's tournament in Bangladesh. Although the tour will not bring in any money through television rights, it may give Zimbabwe some reassurance that they have not been forgotten by the wider cricketing world.
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