Afghanistan tour of india 2023

India is set to host Afghanistan in a three-ODI series in June with an eye on the World Cup. The series will also result in the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) roping in an interim broadcaster. Jay Shah, the BCCI secretary, confirmed both the developments on Friday. “The Media Rights tender will be released as per schedule this year (June-July) and will depend on the Afghanistan tour, but more likely the process will start from the Australia series (in September,” Shah said here during a select-media interaction. “The Board will speak to all stakeholders concerned and will come up with an interim decision (for broadcaster).” The Afghanistan series - not included in the Future Tours Programme - will offer captain Rohit Sharma and head coach Rahul Dravid three additional opportunities to try out new combinations ahead of the World Cup, likely to begin from October 5. The series is likely to start on June 16, five days after the scheduled conclusion of India’s World Test Championship final versus Australia. ‘I am recovering well,’ says Rishabh Pant of Delhi Capitals With the broadcast agreement between the BCCI and Star India having expired at the end of March, it will be interesting to see whether the BCCI floats a tender only for the Afghanistan series. As Shah hinted, the next four-year media rights tender will begin with India’s three ODIs versus Australia in September. Home and Away format for WPL 2024 Meanwhile, confirming that the Women’s Premier League (W...

IND vs AFG: In a major development, Afghanistan will tour India for a short series after the World Test Championship (WTC) final (June 7-11) The tour will likely start on June second week, with Afghanistan set to travel to India to play the series after five years. Afghanistan and India last faced in 2018 in a one-off Test in Bangalore, which was the Afghans’ debut in the Test format. After that Test, India and Afghanistan have not played bilateral series and have faced each other only during ICC tournaments. Follow IND vs AFG Live Updates with InsideSport.IN. India Women’s Cricket Team: No Russian Roulette! As BCCI to rope in ‘BEST coaches’ with Fans Demanding WPL 2023 winning Charlotte Edwards at helm The India-Afghanistan series will likely happen before India’s tour of West Indies in July. The Men in Blue are set to play two Tests, three ODIs, and five T20Is in West Indies. The itinerary of the Afghanistan tour of India is not yet confirmed, but an official announcement regarding the same will be announced by either of the two cricketing boards. IND vs AFG: BCCI continues to support Afghanistan cricket, despite the Taliban taking over in August 2021 For the unversed, India has always been supportive of Afghanistan despite the takeover of Taliban in August 2021. In the past, BCCI have also provided Afghans with its cricket venues in Greater Noida, Lucknow, and Dehradun. Australia canceled its series against Afghanistan in 2022 after Taliban banned the women’s cricket te...

“Yes, there will be a break after WTC Final. We are still trying to fit in the Afghanistan series. But at this stage, it looks difficult with the broadcaster deal and the West Indies tour. So, it’s the perfect window for the players’ rest,” a senior BCCI official told InsideSport. Also Read: Why no India vs Afghanistan series? BCCI and Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) were in advanced talks to have a three-match ODI series. Later, there were talks of a T20 series. However, both plans are now on hold. The primary reason is the absence of a broadcaster. With the BCCI’s deal with Disney-Star expiring with the Australia ODI series, the Indian board does not have a broadcasting partner. While the BCCI was supposed to float the tender for BCCI Media Rights, it is taking longer than expected. Hence, there were talks of a temporary partner for the series. But as India vs Afghanistan series is unlikely to fetch high value and likely to impact the media rights deal, neither broadcasters and nor BCCI are interested in a temporary arrangement. Hence, the BCCI is finalising the tenders for BCCI Media Rights deal. Now, instead of the June window, the Afghanistan ODI series will be played sometime in September before or after the Australia series. It will provide both teams with a perfect practice opportunity for World Cup 2023. “We will try to host the series in September. We are in touch with ACB on possible dates. Once the West Indies itinerary is finalised, we will have a clear pictur...

MUMBAI: In a significant development, TOI has learnt that for the first time in five years, the Afghanistan “Yes, the India will travel to the West Indies in July for two Tests, three ODIs and five T20Is, instead of the three earlier. The itinerary of Afghanistan’s short tour to India isn’t clear yet, but a formal announcement in this regard should be made by either of the boards soon. This is a major development since it signals BCCI’s support for cricket in Afghanistan even after the takeover of Taliban there in August 2021. In the past, the BCCI has provided its stadiums in Greater Noida, Dehradun and Lucknow as the home base of the Afghanistan cricket team. Afghanistan had last toured India in June 2018, when they played a one-off Test against the hosts, which they lost by an innings and 262 runs inside two days. In March, Afghanistan’s full membership in the International Cricket Council survived after an ICC Board meeting of the members concluded that it is not the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB), but the government of that country, which is at fault for not supporting the women's game there. Full membership at the ICC requires the member to have a functioning women’s team, but the ICC Board members made an exception in this case, as it is the Taliban that isn’t keen on promoting the women’s game, and not ACB. This followed an update by the ICC’s working group on the situation in Afghanistan since Taliban stormed to power there. (AI image) Imran Khwaja, the ICC’s dep...

Star all-rounder and vice-captain Hardik Pandya is set to lead the Indian national cricket team for the three-match ODI series against Afghanistan next month at home. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will give rest to the majority of senior players and give young players a chance. The BCCI named a strong … Categories Tags Afghanistan’s cricket team will visit Bangladesh for a one-off Test match starting on June 14 at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka. The visitors are scheduled to arrive in Bangladesh on June 10 and will play the Test in the capital city from June 14-18, according to a draft itinerary obtained by Cricbuzz. After the … Categories Tags IND vs AFG: Dates Confirmed For India-Afghanistan ODI Series, Senior Players Including Rohit Sharma And Virat Kohli To Be Rested. With an eye towards the World Cup, the Men in Blue will host Afghanistan for a three-match ODI series in June. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will appoint an interim broadcaster … Categories Tags IND vs AFG: 5 Indian Players Who Can Retire From T20Is After The Afghanistan Series. After ICC World Test Championship final next month, India and Afghanistan will play a T20I series. The IND vs AFG T20I series will witness three games that will take place in India. IND vs AFG T20I series might witness many … Categories Tags IND vs AFG: India Squad For Afghanistan T20Is. India is set to face Afghanistan in a T20I series in June. After the ICC World Test Championsh...

Jun 08, 2023, 11:30 am 3 min read One Test, two T20Is and three ODIs will be played in the series (Source: Twitter/@ICC) The tour starts with a one-off Test, followed by three ODIs and a couple of T20Is. Notably, Afghanistan will be without the services of Here is all you need to know about Afghanistan's tour of Bangladesh 2023. Here is a look at the schedule 14-18 June: Bangladesh vs Afghanistan, One-off Test, Dhaka (9:30am IST). 5 July: Bangladesh vs Afghanistan, First ODI, Chattogram (10:30am IST). 8 July: Bangladesh vs Afghanistan, Second ODI, Chattogram (10:30am IST). 11 July: Bangladesh vs Afghanistan, Third ODI, Chattogram (10:30am IST). 14 July: Bangladesh vs Afghanistan, First T20I, Sylhet (2:30pm IST). 16 July: Bangladesh vs Afghanistan, Second T20I, Sylhet (2:30pm IST). A look at Afghanistan's Test squad While Bangladesh are yet to announce any of their squads, Afghanistan have named their 15-member contingent for the one-off Test. Three uncapped players - pacer Ibrahim Abdulrahimzai and Nijat Masoud along with young legspinner Izharulhaq - have been called up. Raees Ahmadzai, Afghanistan assistant coach, told Cricbuzz that Rashid was rested as "he has played too much non-stop cricket lately." Afghanistan Squad for the one-off test against Bangladesh: Squad: Reserves: Zia ur Rahman Akbar, Noor Ali Zadran, Azmatullah Omarzai and Sayed Ahmad Shirzad. How the two teams have fared in the past? The two teams have played just a solitary Test so far, in September 2019,...

Following its defeat in its second consecutive ICC World Test Championship final against Australia at the Oval on June 11, India will move into its third WTC cycle from as early as July. When will India play its next Test match? India will begin its WTC 2023-25 cycle with two matches on its all-format tour to West Indies on July 12. How many Tests at home and away will India play in WTC 2023-25 cycle? India also has overseas tours to South Africa (late 2023) and Australia (late 2024) in the iterinary. India will also host England (5 Tests), Bangladesh (2 Tests) and New Zealand (3 Tests) over the next two years. India tour of West Indies West Indies vs India - 2 Tests - July/August 2023 • July 12-16: 1st Test - Windsor Park, Roseau, Dominica • July 20-24: 2nd Test: Queen’s Park Oval, Port of Spain, Trinidad Rohit Sharma after WTC final loss: Travis Head, Steve Smith centuries caught us off guard India Tour of South Africa 2023-24 South Africa vs India - 2 Tests - December 2023 to January 2024 England Tour of India 2024 India vs England - 5 Tests - January/February 2024 Bangladesh Tour of India 2024 India vs Bangladesh - 2 Tests - September/October 2024 New Zealand Tour of India 2024 India vs New Zealand - 3 Tests - October/November 2024 India Tour of Australia 2024-25 - Border-Gavaskar Trophy Australia vs India - 5 Tests - November 2024 - January 2025

IND vs AFG: Dates Confirmed For India-Afghanistan ODI Series, Senior Players Including Rohit Sharma And Virat Kohli To Be Rested Close Search for: Search • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • • • • • • • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • • • • • • Facebook • Twitter • Instagram • Youtube Close IND vs AFG: Dates Confirmed For India-Afghanistan ODI Series, Senior Players Including Rohit Sharma And Virat Kohli To Be Rested. With an eye towards the World Cup, the Men in Blue will host Afghanistan for a three-match ODI series in June. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will appoint an interim broadcaster as a result of the series. The Afghanistan series, which is not part of the Future Tours Programme, will give captain Rohit Sharma and head coach Rahul Dravid three more chances to try out different lineups before the World Cup, which is expected to start on October 5. The World Test Championship final between India and Australia is set to end on June 12. The IND vs AFG series will commence on June 23 after the WTC Final and prior to India’s tour of West Indies 2023. India vs Afghanistan series to commence on June 23 “The dates for the ODI series between India and Afghanistan have been finalized. The bilateral series between India and Afghanistan will commence on June 23 and the final ODI of the series will be played on June 30,” a source close to the developments confirmed Cricketaddictor. “The sched...