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    Home»Cricket News»India to Host Australia for ODI Series before World Cup 2023: Full Schedule

    India to Host Australia for ODI Series before World Cup 2023: Full Schedule

    Virat VermaBy Virat VermaJuly 26, 2023
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    On Tuesday, the BCCI revealed the schedule for an extensive home season of cricket tours and fixtures. The season will include white-ball matches against Australia before and after the home ODI World Cup, which is set to take place in October-November. Following that, there will be a five-Test series against England, concluding on March 24th.

    Australia’s tour of India will kick off with three ODIs scheduled to be held in Mohali, Indore, and Rajkot on September 23, 24, and 27, respectively. These matches are significant as they will mark the commencement of BCCI’s fresh four-year media rights cycle, leading to the search for new broadcast partners. Additionally, these ODIs will serve as the last encounters between India and Australia before their first World Cup match, which is set to take place in Chennai on October 8.

    Australia SeriesMatchVenue
    India vs Australia1st ODIMohali (September 22)
    India vs Australia2nd ODIIndore (September 24)
    India vs Australia3rd ODIRajkot (September 27)
       
    India vs Australia1st T20IVisakhapatnam (November 23)
    India vs Australia2nd T20IThiruvananthapuram (November 26)
    India vs Australia 3rd T20IGuwahati (November 28)
    India vs Australia4th T20INagpur (December 1)
    India vs Australia5th T20IHyderabad (December 3)

    Following the conclusion of the World Cup, India and Australia are scheduled to face off in a series of five T20Is, which will take place from November 23 to December 3. The matches will be held in Visakhapatnam, Thiruvananthapuram, Guwahati, Nagpur, and Hyderabad.

    Also read: ODI World Cup 2023 India Squad: Wasim Jaffer Picks His Playing 11

    In preparation for the upcoming T20 World Cup, three ODIs initially planned against Afghanistan for this year have been changed to T20Is. India will now compete against Afghanistan on January 11, 14, and 17 in Mohali, Indore, and Bengaluru, respectively.

    Afghanistan SeriesMatchVenue
    India vs Afghanistan1st T20IMohali (January 11)
    India vs Afghanistan2nd T20IIndore (January 14)
    India vs Afghanistan3rd T20IBengaluru (January 17)

    The venues selected for the white-ball fixtures against Australia are primarily those that were not chosen to host World Cup matches. The BCCI clarified that these selections were made based on their “rotation policy.”

    Afterwards, India will confront England, a team currently displaying an aggressive style of Test cricket, in a Test series scheduled from January 25 to March 24. The matches will be held at Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam, Rajkot, Ranchi, and Dharmsala. There will be a one-week break between the second and third Tests, as well as between the fourth and final Tests.

    England seriesMatchVenue
    India vs England1st TestHyderabad (Jan 25-29)
    India vs England2nd TestVisakhapatnam (Feb 2-6)
    India vs England3rd TestRajkot (Feb 15-19)
    India vs England4th TestRanchi (Feb 23-27)
    India vs England5th TestDharamsala (Mar 3-7)

    The selection of Test venues raises questions. India’s optimal strategy to counter England’s aggressive batsmen and seam/swing bowlers would be on pitches that favor spin bowling.

    Historically, Visakhapatnam, Rajkot, and Ranchi have been known for their slow and batting-friendly tracks, while Dharamsala stands out as a venue that provides assistance to pacers. However, considering the significance of the World Test Championship points at stake, there is a possibility that the pitches for the series may be altered to cater to different conditions.

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