For the upcoming three-match T20I series against India, Chloe Tryon is the only addition to the South Africa squad that was picked for the Chennai Test and the ODI series that preceded it. Tryon returns from a back injury that had kept her away from cricket for a couple of months. Having already landed in India, she had a net session in Chennai, on the sidelines of Day 4's play of the one-off Test. All-rounders Delmi Tucker and Nondumiso Shangase, who were essential for the Test and ODI crew, will head home after the finish of the Chennai Test. Wicketkeeper hitter Mieke de Ridder, who highlighted in two ODIs before in the visit and scored 26 runs, additionally advances into the T20I crew. She wasn't important for the side that confronted Sri Lanka in three T20Is recently in Spring and April. South Africa Ladies' Break Lead trainer Dillon du Preez invited Tryon back into the crew and furthermore focused on the impending series being a significant groundwork for the forthcoming ICC Ladies' T20 World Cup, set to be held in October in Bangladesh. "We're energized with the 15-player crew that has been chosen for the T20I series. We additionally have Chloe back in the group subsequent to recuperating from a physical issue. She carries a ton of involvement to the group and we can hardly stand by to see her back on the field," said du Preez. "We triumph ultimately our last three T20I matches against India. This will give us an opportunity to take a gander at a couple of choices before we return home and begin our last groundwork for the T20 World Cup in Bangladesh." The T20I series starts off on July 5 in Chennai. The following two matches will be played on July 7 and 9, likewise in Chennai.