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09-Jun-2016 17:49:00 GMT
Australia in India 2016-17

Australia tour to India for four Tests in 2017

Mumbai: The back to back schedule of India seems to find no end as they will be playing 4 Test matches against Australia in 2017. The venues for include Bangalore, Dharamsala, Ranchi and Pune.

All will be played in India. India’s domestic season will kick off in the month of September where in for the first time ever, Duleep Trophy will be played under lights and with a Pink Ball.

Test series play for Border–Gavaskar Trophy in February-March 2016. Currently Aussies hold the trophy, defeat India 2-0 in last Year tour.


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