They will be in Group 2 with India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, along with two qualifiers.
Group 1 will comprise hosts and defending champions Australia, England, New Zealand and Afghanistan, along with two qualifiers.
South Africa’s opening match will be against the Group B winner in Hobart on 24 October followed by a clash against Bangladesh in Sydney on 27 October.
They will then take on India in Perth on 30 October and Pakistan in Sydney on 3 November, before facing the Group A runners-up in Adelaide on 6 November.
Are you ready to do it all again in Australia?
Carlos Brathwaite takes us through what’s in store Down Under at this year’s ICC Men’s #T20WorldCup 🏆 pic.twitter.com/pMLopN8HG5
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