South Africa have carried back Senuran Muthusamy to the Test crease for the impending two-match visit through Bangladesh in October. The all-rounder, who bowls left-arm universal., is essential for a twist carriage that incorporates Keshav Maharaj and Dane Piedt. Muthusamy has three Tests to his name, with its remainder coming in Walk 2023. In top notch cricket, Muthusamy has 247 wickets and almost 5,000 runs at a normal of 30.41. Expectedly, Kagiso Rabada will lead the speed assault, with Nandre Burger, Dane Paterson and Wiaan Mulder likewise picked. Lungi Ngidi and Migael Pretorius are the main two from the crew in South Africa's past Test task - against West Indies in July-August - to not be picked for Bangladesh. South Africa lead trainer Shukri Conrad hyped up the adaptability and profundity of the crew picked and supported the capacity of his twist contingent which could be crucial to the group's fortunes in Bangladesh. "I need to first and foremost thank the two sheets, Cricket South Africa and the Bangladesh Cricket Board, for guaranteeing the series goes for it. Bangladesh is consistently an extreme spot to visit. They've turned into a considerable side at home and we must be ready for the test that looks for us. We have subsequently picked a crew for the circumstances we are hoping to welcome us when we arrive. "We have three cutting edge spinners and every one of them can move forward whenever they are required. This is an extraordinary opportunity for somebody like Senuran, who can possibly leave an imprint with both bat and ball. We are truly anticipating seeing what he can offer," Conrad said. South Africa's Bangladesh visit, which has now got an endorsement, starts on October 21 in Dhaka. The subsequent Test - in Chattogram, will occur from November 2.