The Junior Proteas will compete in three Youth One-Day Internationals from 30 June - 6 July, followed by two unofficial Test matches from 10 - 20 July across England.
Riley Miller (Eastern Cape Iinyathi), Nkosana Sibiya (Lions), and Joshua van Biljon (Dolphins) as well as Easterns seam bowler Kamogelo Matlala along with Lions all-rounder Tahseen Hanslo have been named in the national U19 squad for the first time.
SA U19 head coach Imraan Khan said: "There are five new faces in this squad, which brings a nice injection of freshness and energy to the group.
"At the same time, we've retained a strong core group of experienced players. That balance is deliberate; we want the new guys to be exposed to tough conditions, while also benefiting from the leadership and guidance of those who have already played at this level.
"This tour will give our players a great opportunity to test themselves in foreign conditions. The combination of red and white-ball cricket will challenge the players in different ways.
"The four-day matches will give batters time to adapt to swing and seam movement, while bowlers will have the chance to build pressure over longer spells. Since our younger players don't often get to play first-class cricket, this will be invaluable exposure."
The SA U19 squad will convene for a camp at the Centre of Excellence in Pretoria ahead of their departure to England on 22 June.
Jason Rowles and captain Muhammed Bulbulia both scored centuries as South Africa recorded their first victory at this year's ICC 19 World Cup after thrashing Tanzania by 329 runs in Windhoek.
Jason Rowles hit a brilliant century but South Africa U19's World Cup warm-up fixture against Australia in Windhoek was eventually abandoned due to rain.
The South Africa U19s suffered a big defeat in the third and final youth ODI against India, going down by 233 runs as the visitors completed a clean sweep in the 50-over games in Benoni.
The South Africa U19s fell to a series defeat in the youth ODIs against their India counterparts after losing the second game by eight wicket (DLS) in a rain-affected encounter in Benoni.
