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ToggleThe Board of Control for Cricket in India has announced the hectic home season for the team. Five teams are set to tour India whereas Virat Kohli‘s men will also tour New Zealand. South Africa, Bangladesh, West Indies, Zimbabwe and Australia will tour India after the completion of the ongoing World Cup 2019. It will include five Test matches, nine One Day Matches and 12 T20Is.
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South Africa will tour India for three T20Is and as many Test matches. The matches will be played between September 15 to October 23 for the Freedom series. Subsequently, India’s neighbours Bangladesh will tour them for three T20Is and two Test match series from November 3 to November 26.
Another hectic schedule is on the cards.
Furthermore, West Indies will come to the Indian shores for three One Day International series and as many T20Is from December 6 to December 22. Zimbabwe will tour India after a long time as they will play three T2O International at the beginning of next year from January 6 to January 22.
Subsequently, the Australian team will play three-match ODI series against India from January 14 to January 19. Lastly, India will play against South Africa in three ODI series from March 12 to March 18.
India has been a force to reckon with in home conditions.
Hence, it is going to be a hectic season for the India National Cricket Team as they are going to have their work cut out. Furthermore, India is expected to tour New Zealand in between.
Meanwhile, India has ticked the right boxes and Virat Kohli’s men will like to come up with consistent performances. India has always been a force to reckon with in the home conditions and they would like to continue their home domination going.
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On the other hand, India will begin their World Cup campaign against South Africa at Southampton on June 5.
Here is the complete schedule:
Freedom Trophy – 2019 |
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Sr. No. |
Date |
Match |
Venue |
1 |
15th September |
1st T20I |
Dharamsala |
2 |
18th September |
2nd T20I |
Mohali |
3 |
22nd September |
3rd T20I |
Bengaluru |
4 |
October 2-6 |
1st Test |
Vizag |
5 |
October 10-14 |
2nd Test |
Ranchi |
6 |
October 19-23 |
3rd Test |
Pune |
Bangladesh’s Tour of India – 2019 |
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Sr. No. |
Date |
Match |
Venue |
1 |
3rd November |
1st T20I |
Delhi |
2 |
7th November |
2nd T20I |
Rajkot |
3 |
10th November |
3rd T20I |
Nagpur |
4 |
November 14-18 |
1st Test |
Indore |
5 |
November 22-26 |
2nd Test |
Kolkata |
West Indies’ Tour of India – 2019 |
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Sr. No. |
Date |
Match |
Venue |
1 |
6th December |
1st T20I |
Mumbai |
2 |
8th December |
2nd T20I |
Thiruvananthapuram |
3 |
11th December |
3rd T20I |
Hyderabad |
4 |
15th December |
1st ODI |
Chennai |
5 |
18th December |
2nd ODI |
Vizag |
6 |
22nd December |
3rd ODI |
Cuttack |
Zimbabwe’s Tour of India – 2020 |
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Sr. No. |
Date |
Match |
Venue |
1 |
5th January |
1st T20I |
Guwahati |
2 |
7th January |
2nd T20I |
Indore |
3 |
10th January |
3rd T20I |
Pune |
Australia’s Tour of India – 2020 |
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Sr. No. |
Date |
Match |
Venue |
1 |
14th January |
1st ODI |
Mumbai |
2 |
17th January |
2nd ODI |
Rajkot |
3 |
19th January |
3rd ODI |
Bengaluru |
South Africa’s Tour of India – 2020 |
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Sr. No. |
Date |
Match |
Venue |
1 |
12th March |
1st ODI |
Dharamsala |
2 |
15th March |
2nd ODI |
Lucknow |
3 |
18th March |
3rd ODI |
Kolkata |