India vs australia test series 2023 schedule

One of the most awaited Test tournament of the year is around the corner as Australia have arrived in India for the Border Gavaskar Series. Australia have visited India for a test series after back-to-back Test series in their own backyard. Interestingly, India won on both occasions – first in 2018/19 and then in 2021. India have had the Border Gavaskar trophy in their cusp for three consecutive editions. While the Kangaroos look furious and determined to return the favour and defeat India in India, it is going to be an uphill task for the visitors as India have not lost a Test series at home since their loss to England in 2012. WTC Final 2023 London Weather Report: What will the weather be like during IND vs AUS game? WTC Final 2023: Rohit Sharma out to end ICC trophy jinx as India and Australia battle for Test bragging rights India will play four Tests and three ODIs subsequently against Australia over a period of one and a half months. While the first match of the mega contest starts on 9 February, here is all you need to know about the Border Gavaskar Series – When will the first match of India vs Australia Test series start? The first match of India vs Australia test series will start on 9 February. At what time will the matches in India vs Australia Test series and ODI series start? All the matches in India vs Australia Test series will start at 9.30 am IST. There are no Day/Night Tests in the series. On the contrary, all the ODIs will be Day/Night affairs and start ...

India take on Australia in the World Test Championship (WTC) Final, which is being played in London, England from June 7 to June 11. Over the last two years, various countries have battled it out with one another in multiple Test series, now two remain to decide who will win this year's WTC Final. Australia qualified for this match by leading the WTC table with 152 points, while India qualified for their second consecutive WTC Final by finishing just below the Aussies on the table with 127 points. The last WTC Final which took place in 2021 saw New Zealand beat India by 8 wickets to crown themselves the inaugural champions of this competition. This year's showpiece could be an equally spectacular affair, as the action builds towards a climax.Let's take a look at where the 2023 WTC final will be held and more. MORE: When and at what time is the India vs Australia WTC Final 2023? The 2023 WTC Final is being played June 7-11, with play starting each day from 15:00 IST. When was the toss for India vs AustraliaWTC Final 2023? The toss was scheduled to take place at 2:30 pm IST on June 7. Which venue will host the India vs Australia WTC Final 2023? The 2023 WTC final between India and Australia is being held at The Oval in London, England. You can read all about the MORE: How to watch the India vs Australia WTC Final 2023 on TV? India vs Australia will be broadcast in several languages, across the following TV channels: • Star Sports 1 • Star Sports 1 Hindi • Star Sports 3 • Sta...

Played at the world's biggest stadium, the BCCI confirmed the fixtures late in 2022 for the 2023 Border-Gavaskar Trophy series. Ahmedabad - the recently redeveloped 132,000-capacity stadium named after current Prime Minister Narendra Modi - will host the Aussie's first tour in India in six years. The series will see four Tests be played out between the two countries, beginning in Nagpur on February 9, before matches in the capital Delhi (from February 17) and the picturesque Dharamsala (March 1). The Ahmedabad Test is reportedly beginning March 9 and could be a day-night match played with a pink ball. India vs Australia 2023 Test Schedule Test Date Location First Test Feb 9-13 Nagpur Second Test Feb 17-21 Delhi Third Test Mar 1-5 Indore Fourth Test Mar 9-13 Ahmedabad Travelling to India is notoriously difficult for the visiting countries as they have found it hard to adjust to the ground, pitch and weather conditions. Of their most recent 43 home Tests, India have only lost two. Former Australian captain Allan Border - who is also honoured by the name of the trophy - agrees with the difficulty of playing overseas. “It’s very hard when you’re going overseas, you don’t get the preparation to get used to the conditions,” Border FoxSports. “There’s no way they’ll prepare fast tracks. It just won’t happen.” Australia - who last beat India in the 2014/15 series in Australia - has struggled overseas and will have no warm-up matches heading into the series. India has retained the ...

Australia: Pat Cummins (captain), Alex Carey (wicketkeeper), David FAQs. Q1- Does the Yes, June 12 is the reserve day for the WTC final between India and Australia. Q2- What is India’s ranking on the WTC points table? India is currently holding the second rank on the WTC points table. Don’t miss out on ET Prime stories! Get your daily dose of business updates on WhatsApp. Disclaimer Statement: This content is authored by a 3rd party. The views expressed here are that of the respective authors/ entities and do not represent the views of Economic Times (ET). ET does not guarantee, vouch for or endorse any of its contents nor is responsible for them in any manner whatsoever. Please take all steps necessary to ascertain that any information and content provided is correct, updated, and verified. ET hereby disclaims any and all warranties, express or implied, relating to the report and any content therein.

Image Source : GETTY Pat Cummins and Virat Kohli The International Cricket Council has announced a detailed schedule for the new World Test Championship 2023-25. After Australia capped off their dominant WTC cycle with a win over India in the showdown clash, the world now moves to the third edition of the Test Championship. The upcoming edition of the Championship begins with ICC has announced a detailed schedule for the Test cycle. As per the announcement, nine teams will compete in the 68 Test matches across 27 series over two years. The teams that are participating in the third edition of the tournament are Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, and West Indies. Moreover, each WTC series will feature two to five Test matches and each of the nine teams will play six series - three at home and three away. Notably, the final will be played between the two top teams at the Lord's. Notably, the 2023 and 2025 WTC Finals were earlier scheduled to be held at the Lord's but due to commercial reasons the 2023 Final was shifted to The Oval. India will be playing 19 matches in the 2023-25 cycle. The Men in Blue's charge for the Test glory will begin with a two-match away series in West Indies. The Indians will then travel to South Africa for a two-game contest in December 2023 and January 2024, followed by a five-match home series against England in January and February 2024. India will host Bangladesh and New Zealand in a two and thr...