South Africa Squad for Champions Trophy 2025 Replaces Nortje
Corbin Bosch brings his bowling allround skills to the squad, while Kwena Maphaka provides an extra fast bowling option, and Yasir Arafat offers expert guidance as a consultant, aiming to boost South Africa's chances in the Champions Trophy.

Corbin Bosch has been named as the replacement for injured fast bowler Kagiso Nortje in South Africa's 15-member squad for the Champions Trophy, joining the team in Karachi along with Tony de Zorzi and available for the remainder of the series against Pakistan and New Zealand.
Bosch, a bowling allrounder, made his ODI debut against Pakistan in December and impressed in Mzansi Super League's T20 campaign, showcasing his skills and potential to contribute to the team's success. With this replacement, South Africa aims to strengthen their squad and make a strong impact in the Champions Trophy.
The addition of Kwena Maphaka as a travelling reserve further bolsters the team's fast bowling department, providing an extra option for the coaching staff to consider during the tournament. Meanwhile, former Pakistan allrounder Yasir Arafat has joined South Africa's support staff as a consultant, bringing valuable experience and insights to the team.
South Africa's upcoming schedule includes a match against New Zealand in the tri-nation series, following New Zealand's 78-run win over Pakistan in the opener. Fakhar Zaman's 84 runs were not enough to save Pakistan from being bowled out for 252, while Daryl Mitchell's 81 runs helped New Zealand secure a convincing victory.
As the Champions Trophy approaches, South Africa will look to utilize their new squad additions and expert guidance to make a strong run in the tournament, starting with their upcoming matches against Pakistan and New Zealand.