The match pits Namibia against their ‘big brother’ in what should be a mismatch but does highlight the strong rugby ties between the two nations.
This season, with just six games played, has seen three coaches in the Absa Premiership sent packing.
A career-best 87 off 53 balls by Wesley Marshall and strong display in the field paved the way for Easterns to win the thrilling final when they edged out KwaZulu-Natal Inland by five runs in Benoni.
This comes after the sacking of coach Zeca Marques on Tuesday by the GladAfrica Championship outfit.
The clash will take place on Sunday, 13 October 2019, at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth.
South Africa will play a three-day warm-up match against an Invitational XI starting on Thursday in Vijayanagaram.
Two other players – centre Chumisa Qawe and winger Shuneez van Heerden – are also in line to make their Test debuts if they take to the field.
The 32-year-old fired 13 aces and did not face a single breakpoint in the match that lasted two hours and 41 minutes in humid conditions.
Mauricio Pochettino's side were held to a 0-0 draw in normal time before losing 4-3 on penalties against opponents currently 10th in League Two.
With three yellow cards before half-time and two Samoan players – Motu Matu’u and Rey Lee-Lo – were both sent off at the same time.
