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13-Nov-2008 17:10:00 GMT
England in India 2008, ODI Series

India v England Series 2008 - Ind v Eng 2008/09

Rajkot: England's ODI squad of 15 arrrive for the 2008 tour of India in the first week of November, playing two warm-up matches ahead of a seven-match ODI series against the hosts. One-day series start from Friday at Rajkot.

The Test squad has one warm-up match in Baroda before two Tests in December, flying home just before Christmas. England won last ODI series at home against South Africa by 4-0, last match washed out by rain, while India wins too last One-day series against Sri Lanka in Srilanka by 3-2. Indian lost first and fifth ODI.

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