Ahead of T20 World Cup, Team India gets busier with three more tours.

Team India’s timetable is jam-packed on the way to the T20 World Cup 2022. According to the most recent events, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) wants to accept three more white-ball abroad visits between the visit through England in July and the T20 World Cup in October-November.

During their stay in the UK, India also planned to meet Ireland in an oddball T20I. 

In the interim, India will play against Sri Lanka in three T20Is and two Test matches in their most recent task, which will start from February 24.

The series will be trailed by the two-month-long Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022, with ten groups in action. The Indian Team will host South Africa in five T20Is before flying to England. 

The Three Lions will have India in an oddball rescheduled Test, three ODIs, and many T20s. According to a report in the Times of India, India will be visiting West Indies Zimbabwe and taking an interest in Asia Cup in UAE as groundwork for the T20 World Cup, which starts on October 16. Bio-bubble weakness would be a gigantic component with countless such installations in the plan.  

Two Indian groups can be in action at the same time 

As the oddball T20I in Ireland is liable to cover with the rescheduled Test in England, India could handle two different line-ups at a given time.

Outstandingly, BCCI named a second-stringed crew for the Sri Lanka visit last year, with the best option group being in England for the Test series. Attributable to the equivalent, the group, the board, and selectors are thinking about shaping a uber pool of around 35 players. 

“The conversations on bio-bubble breaks have as of now begun. Each player has been imparted regarding the bustling schedule.

They have been given a chance to contemplate when they want to have some time off. Logically, an exhausted side will head out to Zimbabwe. Preferably, the Asia Cup will be the good competition to play the principal group, to get blends just before the T20 World Cup,” a BCCI official was cited as saying by the Times of India.

Published By: Jaspreet Singh

Edited By: Kritika Kashyap