Thursday 20 February 2014
Asia Cup Schedule 2014
The Asia Cup 2014 will be hosted by Bangladesh from February 24 to March 7 2014. The Asia Cup, which is a biennial event, contested between the Asian nations including India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. Bangladesh having hosted the Asia Cricket Cup initially in 2012 will host for the second time. The hosting rights awarded to Bangladesh were declared during ACC's meeting in April 2013.For Live Score, Players, Teams, Updates, Result, Overs, Captains stay connected to Total SportsInfo
Asia Cup Teams
S.No Teams
1 India
2 Sri Lanka
3 Pakistan
4 Bangladesh
5 Afghanistan
Asia Cup Cricket 2014 Schedule
February 25
Sri Lanka vs Pakistan Fatullah
February 26
India vs Bangladesh Fatullah
February 27
Afghanistan vs Pakistan Fatullah
February 28
India vs Sri Lanka Fatullah
March 1
Bangladesh vs Afghanistan Fatullah
March 2
India vs Pakistan Mirpur
March 3 Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan Mirpur
March 4 Bangladesh vs Pakistan Mirpur
March 5 India vs Afghanistan Mirpur
March 6 Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka Mirpur
Asia Cup Final
March 8 vs Mirpur
The ACC Asia Cup features international men's One Day International cricket competition. It was founded in 1983; when the Asian Cricket Council was established with an objective to propagate and promote goodwill among the Asian countries. At the time of initiation of this championship, it was planned to hold it every two years. In 1984, the opening tournament was hosted in Sharjah, the United Arab Emirates where the offices of the Council were situated, till 1995. As per the approval of The International Cricket Council, all games contested in the Asia Cup have official status of One Day International.
India has the reputation of winning the tournament for highest number of times. India partook in all the editions of the cup, except 1986 when India withdrew due to uncomfortable cricketing relations with Sri Lanka and 1993 as the championship was cancelled in view of strained political relations between India and Pakistan. In accordance with ruling of the ACC, the tournament has been staged once in every two years from 2008 onwards.
The inaugural Asia Cup in 1984 featured a round-robin tournament between India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan. The first match was played by Pakistan and Sri Lanka, the then new ICC member. India was the winner of this inaugural edition, with two victories.
Sri Lanka staged the second edition of Asia Cup Cricket in 1986. Sri Lanka, thus, hosted its first multi-national cricket tournament. India had abstained from participating in the tournament due to stressed cricketing relations with Sri Lanka following a controversial series during the previous year, there. Bangladesh had come into the tournament for the first time. Sri Lanka defeating Pakistan in the finals became the champion of the cup.
The third Asia Cricket Cup was held in Bangladesh, in 1988, and turned out to be the first multi-national cricket tournament hosted there. India overpowered Sri Lanka by six wickets, in the final, and won their second Asia Cup.
India staged in 1990-90 the fourth edition of the Asia Cricket Cup. Owing to uncomfortable political relations with India, Pakistan had opted out of the tournament. India retained the Cup winning over Sri Lanka in the final.
The tournament could not take place in 1993 because of the unhealthy political relations shared by India and Pakistan.
The fifth edition staged in 1995, carried back the tournament to Sharjah after a lapse of 11 years. India and Sri Lanka entered the final on the basis of better run rate over Pakistan as all three teams had accumulated equal points at the conclusion of the preliminary round. India once again defeated Sri Lanka in the final for the third time in a row in the Asia Cup, to surface as winners.
In 1997 Sri Lanka organised the sixth edition and defeated India in the final by eight wickets to win its second Asia Cup and impede India's third victory in a row.
The seventh edition of the Asia Cup was hosted by Bangladesh in 2000 and happened to be its second. The final was played by Pakistan and Sri Lanka, while India had failed to qualify for the first time as it had won only one match against Bangladesh. In the final, Pakistan won over Sri Lanka and lifted the Asia Cup for the first time.
The eighth edition occurred in Sri Lanka, in 2004 after a lapse of four years from the seventh edition of the championship. This tournament had undergone certain modifications as regards its format in this edition. The other Asian countries, UAE and Hong Kong, were also integrated for the first time. The competition was divided into three stages, i.e. the group stage, the round robin Super Four and the final. The group stage was further split into two groups of three teams, requiring every team to play every other team once. The top ranked two teams from each group qualified for the Super Four stage where they competed with each other once again. The best performing two teams in the Super Four stage then proceeded to the final. Hosts Sri Lanka, India and UAE were placed in Group A. The defending champion Pakistan, Bangladesh and Hong Kong were positioned in Group B.
Sri Lank, Pakistan, UAE and Hong Kong were packed off in the group stage. Bangladesh, though reached the second stage in a major tournament for the first time, was eliminated in the Super Four. India and Sri Lanka being the two best teams in the Super Four stage contested the final. Sri Lanka won against India by 25 runs in the Final to capture the Asia Cup.
Pakistan staged the ninth edition of the Asia Cup. The 2004 tournament format was sustained in this edition also. The tournament got under way on June 24 2008 and concluded on July 6 2008. Sri Lanka and Bangladesh top ranked in Group A, qualified for the second phase. In Group B, India and Pakistan being top teams entered the Super Four. Sri Lanka and India topped the Super Four stage and played the final. Sri Lanka defeated India in the final to equal India’s record of four Asia Cup trophies.
The tenth edition of Asia Cup was hosted by Sri Lanka, for the fourth time, from June 15 to June 24 2010. This edition involved only the four Test playing Asian nations, and seven matches (including final) were played totally. Sri Lanka and India were the highest placed teams of the group stages and contested the final. India defeated Sri Lanka comfortably to become Asia Cup champions for a record fifth time, though the first time in 15 years.
The eleventh edition of Asia Cup was held in Dhaka, Bangladesh from March 11 to March 22 2012. Pakistan and Bangladesh made it to the final. Bangladesh defeated India and Sri Lanka to reach the final for the first time in the history of the tournament. Pakistan beat Bangladesh marginally by two runs in the gripping final over.
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Saturday 8 February 2014
Balyakalasakhi Movie Review - Do Not Miss This!
Written by: Ajin Krishna
Published: Friday, February 7, 2014, 20:20 [IST]
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Rating:
3.5/5
Pramod Payyannur's Balyakalasakhi, the cinematic adaptation of Vaikom Muhammad Basheer's well known novel of the same name, with Mammootty and Isha Talwar in the lead is a near excellent adaptation of the novel backed with some wonderful performances.
Story
Balyakalasakhi is a pure love story revolving around Majeed (Mammootty) and Suhra (Isha Talwar) which begins from their childhood. The movie begins with Majeed searching a job in Kolkata. He loses his money and bag on the way, but is helped by Selvi (Seema Biswas) , who introduces him to Ameen Sahib (Sasikumar). Ameen Sahib gives Majeed a job in his press. Majeed meets Shabnam (Thanusree Ghosh) , daughter of Ameen Sahib and Praful (Preim Sheikh), a rebel and a writer. Rest of the story deals with the flashback of the love story between Majeed and Suhra and how and where life takes them.
Balyakalasakhi Movie Review
Performances
Mammootty, in his double role of Majeed and his father is the pick among many. He has enacted the character of Majeed to near perfection. Isha Talwar as Suhra has improved much from her earlier films and has come out good. Rest of the cast including Seema Biswas, Sasikumar, Thanusree Ghosh, Meena (Majeed's mother), Preim Sheikh, Sunil Sukhada (Avaraan), Kavitha Nair (Suhra's mom), Mamukkoya (Narayana Pilla) have done full justice to their roles. Also special mention goes to Parambrata Chatterjee and other young and child artists.
Technical Aspects
Cinematography by Hari Nair is near flawless. He has captured the scenic beauty of the village and the streets of Kolkata with much brilliance.
Music by the late legend Raghavan Master and Shahabaz Aman is a treat for music lovers. All songs, especially Thamarapponkavanathil and Kalam Parakkanu are sure to live long in the mind of music lovers.
For the cinematic version, Pramod Payyannur have done a lot of compromise. The first half which leaves us spellbound doesn't have that charm in the second half. Though the movie was said to be for 120 minutes, it has further been cut short. Editing also seems bit faltered as many sequences have been unexpectedly cut short. Still, Pramod Payyannur can be proud of making such a good movie of such a heart warming love story written by a legend.
Verdict
Do watch this movie. class acting from megastar
Tuesday 4 February 2014
Thursday 23 January 2014
jai ho salman khan
Bollywood superstar Salman Khan is back with his action-packed avatar in his brother Sohail Khan’s directorial venture ‘Jai Ho’. The wait for all Salman Khan fans, who had been eagerly awaiting the film’s release, is over. With just two days left for the release of ‘Jai Ho ‘, we give you five reasons why you should and must watch the Salman Khan film.
1. The last time you saw Salman Khan on silver screen was in ‘Dabangg 2′, that released almost 2 years ago in 2012 . Last year, Bollywood’s other two Khans – Aamir and Shah Rukh – made their magic work on Box Office with smash hits ‘Dhoom: 3′ and ‘Chennai Express’ respectively. And now it’s superstar Salman Khan’s turn to claim his position at Box Office. ‘Jai Ho’ being the second big release of 2014 and looking at ‘Dedh Ishqiya’s BO results, it is safe to assume that Salman’s film will cash in big at the counters.
2. ‘Aam Aadmi’ is the flavour of the season. With Arvind Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party forming the government in the nation’s capital, no one now underestimates the power of common man. Though Salman Khan said on a television show recently that ‘Jai Ho’ is a tale of revenge, the resonances of eulogising the common man cannot be ignored. The patriotic spirit may also be high seeing that ‘Jai Ho’ releases two days before the Republic Day.
3. Versatile actress Tabu is also returning to the silver screen after Ang Lee’s ‘Life of Pi (2012). Tabu, who plays Salman Khan’s elder sister in the film, is looking gorgeous in the promos of the film.
4. Even Aamir Khan wants to watch ‘Jai Ho’! Mr. Perfectionist, who has stayed away from masala entertainment genre, is also eagerly waiting for the film. The actor, who didn’t promote his own release ‘Dhoom: 3′, is leaving no stone unturned to create a buzz around the Salman Khan starrer. Aamir has been frequently tweeting about the movie and has asked Salman for a screening befor the release. Aamir tweeted: “…waiting to watch your film Salman! release se pehle dikhade mere bhai… JAI HO!!” He has even begun his own countdown for the movie.
5. Salman Khan, who is known to have introduced talented actresses like Sonkashi Sinha and Katrina Kaif to Bollywood, is all set to bring another actress to the fore front – Daisy Shah. Even During the promotions Daisy has been very vocal about her respect for the ‘Dabangg’ Khan.
Bollywood superstar Salman Khan is back with his action-packed avatar in his brother Sohail Khan’s directorial venture ‘Jai Ho’. The wait for all Salman Khan fans, who had been eagerly awaiting the film’s release, is over. With just two days left for the release of ‘Jai Ho ‘, we give you five reasons why you should and must watch the Salman Khan film.
1. The last time you saw Salman Khan on silver screen was in ‘Dabangg 2′, that released almost 2 years ago in 2012 . Last year, Bollywood’s other two Khans – Aamir and Shah Rukh – made their magic work on Box Office with smash hits ‘Dhoom: 3′ and ‘Chennai Express’ respectively. And now it’s superstar Salman Khan’s turn to claim his position at Box Office. ‘Jai Ho’ being the second big release of 2014 and looking at ‘Dedh Ishqiya’s BO results, it is safe to assume that Salman’s film will cash in big at the counters.
2. ‘Aam Aadmi’ is the flavour of the season. With Arvind Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party forming the government in the nation’s capital, no one now underestimates the power of common man. Though Salman Khan said on a television show recently that ‘Jai Ho’ is a tale of revenge, the resonances of eulogising the common man cannot be ignored. The patriotic spirit may also be high seeing that ‘Jai Ho’ releases two days before the Republic Day.
3. Versatile actress Tabu is also returning to the silver screen after Ang Lee’s ‘Life of Pi (2012). Tabu, who plays Salman Khan’s elder sister in the film, is looking gorgeous in the promos of the film.
4. Even Aamir Khan wants to watch ‘Jai Ho’! Mr. Perfectionist, who has stayed away from masala entertainment genre, is also eagerly waiting for the film. The actor, who didn’t promote his own release ‘Dhoom: 3′, is leaving no stone unturned to create a buzz around the Salman Khan starrer. Aamir has been frequently tweeting about the movie and has asked Salman for a screening befor the release. Aamir tweeted: “…waiting to watch your film Salman! release se pehle dikhade mere bhai… JAI HO!!” He has even begun his own countdown for the movie.
5. Salman Khan, who is known to have introduced talented actresses like Sonkashi Sinha and Katrina Kaif to Bollywood, is all set to bring another actress to the fore front – Daisy Shah. Even During the promotions Daisy has been very vocal about her respect for the ‘Dabangg’ Khan.
yevadu telugu movie
Yevadu review
Yevadu jeevi review
Yevadu Yevadu links:
• Music launch
• Photo gallery
• Trailers
• Wallpapers
• First look
Credits
Jeevi rating: 3.25/5
Punchline: revenge with a twist
Genre: Action
Type: Straight
Banner: Sri Venkateswara creations
Cast: Ram Charan, Shruti Haasan, Allu Arjun, Kajal Aggarwal, Amy jackson, Jaya sudha, Kota Srinivas rao, Rahuldev, Sai kumar, Ajay, LB Sriram, Supreeth, Vennela Kishore. etc
Music: Devi Sri Prasad
Camera: C Ram Prasad
Lyrics: Ramajogayya Sastry, Sirivennela Sitaramasastri, Chandrabose, Krishna Chaitanya, Sri Mani
Dialogues: Abburi Ravi
Editing: Marthand K Venkatesh
Action: Selvam, Peter Hain
Art: Anand Sai
Story: Vamsi Paidipalli & Vakkantham Vamsi
screenplay -direction: Vamsi Paidipalli
Producers: Dil Raju
Release date: 12 January 2014
Theater watched: Krishna Mahal, Guntur
Review
Story
Satya (Allu Arjun) loves Deepthi (Kajal Agarwal). A local gangster wants her and kills both of them in the process. Satya goes into coma and is treated by a doctor (Jayasudha). As Satya’s body is burnt partly, the doctor performs a surgery and replaces his body with a new look (Ram Charan). Satya with new look and identity finds it easy to take the revenge on the people who is responsible for the death of his lover. Just about when he finishes act of vengeance, he comes to know about a bigger purpose in his life. The rest of the story is all about how he achieved the goal.
Artists Performance
Actors: Ram Charan is excellent in a role that carries emotions of two souls. His dialogue delivery, screen presence and dances are superb. Allu Arjun is very good in a pivotal role. Shruti Hassan has a bubbly character and did well. Amy Jackson has a role in the first half. Kajal Agarwal did a small yet important role. Sai Kumar is superb as the main villain. His looks, solid body language and captivating voice helped to elevate the villain role. Kota Srinivasa Rao though has a limited role provides entertainment with Nellore dialect. He is so good that when says ‘yow, podisemundu choosukovakharla’ while dying people were laughing amidst climax. Jayasudha gets a vital role in this film and she is adorable and brings balance to the film with her work. Shashank is very good and it’s nice to see him different characters. The characterization of Brahmanandam’s role should have been entertaining. LB Sriram gets a good role of a suppressed elderman and he perfectly essays it.
Technical departments
Story - screenplay - direction: The story provided by Vamsi paidipalli and Vakkantham Vamsi is intriguing it helps the screenplay. It’s a revenge story with an unusual angle. Director Vamsi Paidipally has been the director who has good grip on action orientation (Munna) and family emotions (Brindavanam). He has used these two strengths with a commercial screenplay to deliver Yevadu. Jayasudha’s thread in this film is a big plus for family crowds. The emotions of all basti episodes will attract masses. I really liked the way director gave credit to his team with end title card with ‘a film by Vamsi paidipalli and team’.
Other departments: Songs by Devi Sri Prasad are good. Background music is very good. The background music scored for Basti episodes has helped in getting emotions across very well. Cinematography by Ram Prasad is a plus. Dialogues by Abburi Ravi are alright. Editing is fine. Action episodes composed by Peter Hein and Selvam cater well to the masses. Dil Raju’s decision to release Yevadu for pongal seems be working well as this film has all the ingredients that are required for a commercial hit.
Analysis
Movie starts off in an interesting mode. First half is alright. Second half has pretty good emotional elements with the Jayasudha (family emotions) and Sai Kumar (mass emotions). The plus points of film are Ram Charan’s performance, commercial screenplay that has an inherent factor that arouses curiosity and director’s ability to handle mass and family emotions. On the flip side, the first half of the film has no conflict point as hero continues to kill the targets with zero opposition and there is lot of violence in the movie. On a whole, Yevadu is a film that has all ingredients to work at Box Office this Sankranthi!.
Yevadu links:
• Music launch
• Photo gallery
• Trailers
• Wallpapers
• First look
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• 1 Nenokkadine
• D for Dopidi
• Uyyala Jampala
• Biryani
• Prema Ishq Kaadhal
• Venkatadri Express
• Villa(Pizza 2)
• Masala
• Doosukeltha
• Atharintiki Daaredi
• Potugadu
• Anthaka Mundu Aa Tarvatha
• Adda
• Om 3D
• Sahasam
• Mallela Theeramlo
• Singam
• Balupu
• Something Something
• Prema Katha Chithram
• Iddarammayilatho
• Tadakha
• Greeku Veerudu
• Gunde Jaari Gallanthayyinde
• Baadshah
• Swamy Ra Ra
• 3G Love
• Backbench Student
• Gundello Godari
• Race
• Mr Pellikoduku
• Jabardasth
• Pizza
• Mirchi
• Dandupalyam
• Vishwaroopam
• SVSC
• Naayak
• Yamudiki Mogudu
• Midhunam
• Yeto Vellipoyindi Manasu
• Krishnam Vande Jagadgurum
• Routine Love Story
• Dhamarukam
• Tupaki
• Denikaina Ready
• Cameraman Gangatho Rambabu
• Rebel
• Avunu
• Life is Beautiful
• Shirdi Sai
• Srimannarayana
• Sudigaadu
• Julayi
• Onamalu
• Uu Kodathara Ulikki Padathara
• Eega
• All the best
• Mem Vayasuku Vacham
• Shakuni
• Oka Romantic Crime Katha
• Endukante Premanta
• Gabbar Singh
• Dhammu
• Racha
• Lovely
• Ee Rojullo
• Mr. Nookayya
• Ishq
• Poola Rangadu
• Love Failure
• SMS
• Snehitudu
• Bodyguard
• Businessman
• Rajanna
• Journey
• Panjaa
• Priyudu
• Solo
• Sri Ramarajyam
• Oh My Friend
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Saturday 18 January 2014
india cricket fixtures 2014
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| Sat Jan 18 - Wed Jan 22 09:30 local | 04:00 GMT | Ranji Trophy 1st Semi-final - Bengal v Maharashtra Holkar Cricket Stadium, Indore1 v 2 |  13 - 24° C  | |
| Sat Jan 18 - Wed Jan 22 09:30 local | 04:00 GMT | Ranji Trophy 2nd Semi-final - Punjab v Karnataka Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali, Chandigarh3 v 4 | 7 - 19° C | |
| Sun Jan 19 (50 ovs) 14:00 local | 01:00 GMT 06:30 IST | 1st ODI - New Zealand v India McLean Park, Napier |  16 - 27° C | |
| Sun Jan 19 (50 ovs) 09:30 local | 04:00 GMT | 1st ODI - India Women v Sri Lanka Women Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam | 22 - 29° C | |
| Tue Jan 21 (50 ovs) 09:00 local | 03:30 GMT | 2nd ODI - India Women v Sri Lanka Women Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam | 22 - 29° C | |
| Wed Jan 22 (50 ovs) 14:00 local | 01:00 GMT 06:30 IST | 2nd ODI - New Zealand v India Seddon Park, Hamilton |  15 - 21° C | |
| Thu Jan 23 (50 ovs) 09:00 local | 03:30 GMT | 3rd ODI - India Women v Sri Lanka Women Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam | 21 - 29° C | |
| Sat Jan 25 (50 ovs) 14:00 local | 01:00 GMT 06:30 IST | 3rd ODI - New Zealand v India Eden Park, Auckland | ||
| Sat Jan 25 (20 ovs) 10:00 local | 04:30 GMT | 1st T20I - India Women v Sri Lanka Women ACA Academy Stadium, Vizianagaram | ||
| Sun Jan 26 (20 ovs) 10:00 local | 04:30 GMT | 2nd T20I - India Women v Sri Lanka Women ACA Academy Stadium, Vizianagaram | ||
| Tue Jan 28 (50 ovs) 14:00 local | 01:00 GMT 06:30 IST | 4th ODI - New Zealand v India Seddon Park, Hamilton | ||
| Tue Jan 28 (20 ovs) 10:00 local | 04:30 GMT | 3rd T20I - India Women v Sri Lanka Women Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam | ||
| Fri Jan 31 (50 ovs) 14:00 local | 01:00 GMT 06:30 IST | 5th ODI - New Zealand v India Westpac Stadium, Wellington | ||
| Sun Feb 2 - Mon Feb 3 10:30 local | 21:30 GMT 03:00 IST | TBC v Indians Cobham Oval (New), Whangarei | ||
| Thu Feb 6 - Mon Feb 10 11:00 local | 22:00 GMT 03:30 IST | 1st Test - New Zealand v India Eden Park, Auckland | ||
| Sun Feb 9 - Thu Feb 13 04:00 GMT | TBC v Rest of India Venue TBC | ||
| Mon Feb 10 (50 ovs) 10:00 local | 06:00 GMT 11:30 IST | India Under-19s v Sri Lanka Under-19s Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi | ||
| Wed Feb 12 (50 ovs) 10:00 local | 06:00 GMT 11:30 IST | India Under-19s v South Africa Under-19s ICC Academy, Dubai | ||
| Fri Feb 14 - Tue Feb 18 11:00 local | 22:00 GMT 03:30 IST | 2nd Test - New Zealand v India Basin Reserve, Wellington | ||
| Sat Feb 15 (50 ovs) 10:00 local | 06:00 GMT 11:30 IST | ICC Under-19 World Cup 7th Match, Group A - India Under-19s v Pakistan Under-19s Dubai International Cricket Stadium | ||
| Mon Feb 17 (50 ovs) 10:00 local | 06:00 GMT 11:30 IST | ICC Under-19 World Cup 15th Match, Group A - India Under-19s v Scotland Under-19s Dubai International Cricket Stadium | ||
| Wed Feb 19 (50 ovs) 10:00 local | 06:00 GMT 11:30 IST | ICC Under-19 World Cup 23rd Match, Group A - India Under-19s v Papua New Guinea Under-19s Sharjah Cricket Stadium | ||
| Wed Feb 26 (50 ovs) 14:00 local | 08:00 GMT 13:30 IST | Asia Cup Bangladesh v India Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium, Fatullah | ||
| Thu Feb 27 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy Central Zone - Railways v Uttar Pradesh Venue TBCJaipur Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Feb 27 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy Central Zone - Rajasthan v Vidarbha Venue TBCJaipur Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Feb 27 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy East Zone - Assam v Tripura Venue TBCAgartala Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Feb 27 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy East Zone - Bengal v Odisha Venue TBCAgartala Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Feb 27 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy North Zone - Delhi v Jammu & Kashmir Venue TBCDelhi Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Feb 27 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy North Zone - Haryana v Punjab Venue TBCDelhi Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Feb 27 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy North Zone - Himachal Pradesh v Services Venue TBCDelhi Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Feb 27 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy South Zone - Andhra v Karnataka Venue TBCBangalore Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Feb 27 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy South Zone - Goa v Tamil Nadu Venue TBCBangalore Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Feb 27 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy South Zone - Hyderabad (India) v Kerala Venue TBCBangalore Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Feb 27 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy West Zone - Baroda v Mumbai Venue TBCRajkot Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Feb 27 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy West Zone - Gujarat v Maharashtra Venue TBCRajkot Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Feb 28 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy Central Zone - Madhya Pradesh v Uttar Pradesh Venue TBCJaipur Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Feb 28 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy Central Zone - Railways v Vidarbha Venue TBCJaipur Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Feb 28 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy South Zone - Andhra v Tamil Nadu Venue TBCBangalore Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Feb 28 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy South Zone - Goa v Kerala Venue TBCBangalore Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Feb 28 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy South Zone - Hyderabad (India) v Karnataka Venue TBCBangalore Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Feb 28 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy West Zone - Gujarat v Mumbai Venue TBCRajkot Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Feb 28 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy West Zone - Maharashtra v Saurashtra Venue TBCRajkot Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Feb 28 (50 ovs) 14:00 local | 08:00 GMT 13:30 IST | Asia Cup India v Sri Lanka Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium, Fatullah | ||
| Sat Mar 1 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy East Zone - Assam v Odisha Venue TBCAgartala Venue tbc | ||
| Sat Mar 1 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy East Zone - Jharkhand v Tripura Venue TBCAgartala Venue tbc | ||
| Sat Mar 1 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy North Zone - Delhi v Punjab Venue TBCDelhi Venue tbc | ||
| Sat Mar 1 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy North Zone - Haryana v Himachal Pradesh Venue TBCDelhi Venue tbc | ||
| Sat Mar 1 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy North Zone - Jammu & Kashmir v Services Venue TBCDelhi Venue tbc | ||
| Sun Mar 2 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy Central Zone - Madhya Pradesh v Railways Venue TBCJaipur Venue tbc | ||
| Sun Mar 2 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy Central Zone - Rajasthan v Uttar Pradesh Venue TBCJaipur Venue tbc | ||
| Sun Mar 2 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy South Zone - Andhra v Goa Venue TBCBangalore Venue tbc | ||
| Sun Mar 2 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy South Zone - Hyderabad (India) v Tamil Nadu Venue TBCBangalore Venue tbc | ||
| Sun Mar 2 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy South Zone - Karnataka v Kerala Venue TBCBangalore Venue tbc | ||
| Sun Mar 2 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy West Zone - Baroda v Gujarat Venue TBCRajkot Venue tbc | ||
| Sun Mar 2 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy West Zone - Mumbai v Saurashtra Venue TBCRajkot Venue tbc | ||
| Sun Mar 2 (50 ovs) 14:00 local | 08:00 GMT 13:30 IST | Asia Cup India v Pakistan Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur | ||
| Mon Mar 3 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy Central Zone - Madhya Pradesh v Vidarbha Venue TBCJaipur Venue tbc | ||
| Mon Mar 3 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy Central Zone - Railways v Rajasthan Venue TBCJaipur Venue tbc | ||
| Mon Mar 3 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy East Zone - Bengal v Jharkhand Venue TBCAgartala Venue tbc | ||
| Mon Mar 3 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy East Zone - Odisha v Tripura Venue TBCAgartala Venue tbc | ||
| Mon Mar 3 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy North Zone - Delhi v Himachal Pradesh Venue TBCDelhi Venue tbc | ||
| Mon Mar 3 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy North Zone - Haryana v Services Venue TBCDelhi Venue tbc | ||
| Mon Mar 3 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy North Zone - Jammu & Kashmir v Punjab Venue TBCDelhi Venue tbc | ||
| Mon Mar 3 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy South Zone - Andhra v Hyderabad (India) Venue TBCBangalore Venue tbc | ||
| Mon Mar 3 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy South Zone - Goa v Karnataka Venue TBCBangalore Venue tbc | ||
| Mon Mar 3 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy South Zone - Kerala v Tamil Nadu Venue TBCBangalore Venue tbc | ||
| Mon Mar 3 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy West Zone - Baroda v Saurashtra Venue TBCRajkot Venue tbc | ||
| Mon Mar 3 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy West Zone - Maharashtra v Mumbai Venue TBCRajkot Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Mar 5 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy Central Zone - Madhya Pradesh v Rajasthan Venue TBCJaipur Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Mar 5 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy Central Zone - Uttar Pradesh v Vidarbha Venue TBCJaipur Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Mar 5 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy East Zone - Assam v Jharkhand Venue TBCAgartala Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Mar 5 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy East Zone - Bengal v Tripura Venue TBCAgartala Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Mar 5 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy North Zone - Delhi v Haryana Venue TBCDelhi Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Mar 5 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy North Zone - Himachal Pradesh v Jammu & Kashmir Venue TBCDelhi Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Mar 5 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy North Zone - Punjab v Services Venue TBCDelhi Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Mar 5 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy South Zone - Andhra v Kerala Venue TBCBangalore Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Mar 5 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy South Zone - Goa v Hyderabad (India) Venue TBCBangalore Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Mar 5 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy South Zone - Karnataka v Tamil Nadu Venue TBCBangalore Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Mar 5 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy West Zone - Baroda v Maharashtra Venue TBCRajkot Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Mar 5 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy West Zone - Gujarat v Saurashtra Venue TBCRajkot Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Mar 5 (50 ovs) 14:00 local | 08:00 GMT 13:30 IST | Asia Cup Afghanistan v India Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur | ||
| Thu Mar 6 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy North Zone - Delhi v Services Venue TBCDelhi Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Mar 6 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy North Zone - Haryana v Jammu & Kashmir Venue TBCDelhi Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Mar 6 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy North Zone - Himachal Pradesh v Punjab Venue TBCDelhi Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Mar 7 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy East Zone - Assam v Bengal Venue TBCAgartala Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Mar 7 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Vijay Hazare Trophy East Zone - Jharkhand v Odisha Venue TBCAgartala Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Mar 21 (20 ovs) 19:30 local | 13:30 GMT 19:00 IST | ICC World Twenty20 13th Match, Group 2 - India v Pakistan Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur | ||
| Sun Mar 23 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Deodhar Trophy Quarter-final - Central Zone v East Zone Venue TBC | ||
| Sun Mar 23 (20 ovs) 19:30 local | 13:30 GMT 19:00 IST | ICC World Twenty20 17th Match, Group 2 - India v West Indies Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur | ||
| Mon Mar 24 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Deodhar Trophy 1st Semi-final - North Zone v South Zone Venue TBC | ||
| Mon Mar 24 (20 ovs) 19:30 local | 13:30 GMT 19:00 IST | ICC Women's World Twenty20 4th Match, Group B - India Women v Sri Lanka Women Sylhet Stadium | ||
| Tue Mar 25 (50 ovs) 03:30 GMT | Deodhar Trophy 2nd Semi-final - West Zone v TBC Venue TBC | ||
| Wed Mar 26 (20 ovs) 19:30 local | 13:30 GMT 19:00 IST | ICC Women's World Twenty20 8th Match, Group B - England Women v India Women Sylhet Stadium | ||
| Fri Mar 28 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy West Zone - Baroda v Mumbai Venue TBCMumbai Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Mar 28 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy West Zone - Gujarat v Maharashtra Venue TBCMumbai Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Mar 28 (20 ovs) 19:30 local | 13:30 GMT 19:00 IST | ICC World Twenty20 24th Match, Group 2 - India v TBC Shere Bangla National Stadium, MirpurQualifier A1 | ||
| Sat Mar 29 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy West Zone - Gujarat v Mumbai Venue TBCMumbai Venue tbc | ||
| Sat Mar 29 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy West Zone - Maharashtra v Saurashtra Venue TBCMumbai Venue tbc | ||
| Sun Mar 30 (20 ovs) 15:30 local | 09:30 GMT 15:00 IST | ICC Women's World Twenty20 15th Match, Group B - Bangladesh Women v India Women Sylhet Stadium | ||
| Sun Mar 30 (20 ovs) 19:30 local | 13:30 GMT 19:00 IST | ICC World Twenty20 28th Match, Group 2 - Australia v India Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur | ||
| Mon Mar 31 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Central Zone - Madhya Pradesh v Rajasthan Venue TBCNagpur Venue tbc | ||
| Mon Mar 31 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Central Zone - Uttar Pradesh v Vidarbha Venue TBCNagpur Venue tbc | ||
| Mon Mar 31 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy West Zone - Baroda v Gujarat Venue TBCMumbai Venue tbc | ||
| Mon Mar 31 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy West Zone - Mumbai v Saurashtra Venue TBCMumbai Venue tbc | ||
| Tue Apr 1 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Central Zone - Madhya Pradesh v Railways Venue TBCNagpur Venue tbc | ||
| Tue Apr 1 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Central Zone - Rajasthan v Uttar Pradesh Venue TBCNagpur Venue tbc | ||
| Tue Apr 1 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy East Zone - Assam v Bengal Venue TBCKolkata Venue tbc | ||
| Tue Apr 1 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy East Zone - Odisha v Tripura Venue TBCKolkata Venue tbc | ||
| Tue Apr 1 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy North Zone - Delhi v Himachal Pradesh Venue TBCMohali Venue tbc | ||
| Tue Apr 1 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy North Zone - Haryana v Punjab Venue TBCMohali Venue tbc | ||
| Tue Apr 1 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy North Zone - Jammu & Kashmir v Services Venue TBCChandigarh Venu tbc | ||
| Tue Apr 1 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy South Zone - Andhra v Karnataka Venue TBCAndhra Venue tbc | ||
| Tue Apr 1 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy South Zone - Goa v Tamil Nadu Venue TBCAndhra Venue tbc | ||
| Tue Apr 1 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy South Zone - Hyderabad (India) v Kerala Venue TBCAndhra Venue tbc | ||
| Tue Apr 1 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy West Zone - Baroda v Saurashtra Venue TBCMumbai Venue tbc | ||
| Tue Apr 1 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy West Zone - Maharashtra v Mumbai Venue TBCMumbai Venue tbc | ||
| Tue Apr 1 (20 ovs) 19:30 local | 13:30 GMT 19:00 IST | ICC Women's World Twenty20 20th Match, Group A - India Women v West Indies Women Sylhet Stadium | ||
| Wed Apr 2 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Central Zone - Madhya Pradesh v Uttar Pradesh Venue TBCNagpur Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Apr 2 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Central Zone - Railways v Vidarbha Venue TBCNagpur Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Apr 2 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy East Zone - Assam v Odisha Venue TBCKolkata Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Apr 2 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy East Zone - Jharkhand v Tripura Venue TBCKolkata Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Apr 2 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy North Zone - Delhi v Jammu & Kashmir Venue TBCChandigarh Venu tbc | ||
| Wed Apr 2 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy North Zone - Haryana v Services Venue TBCMohali Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Apr 2 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy North Zone - Himachal Pradesh v Punjab Venue TBCMohali Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Apr 2 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy South Zone - Andhra v Tamil Nadu Venue TBCAndhra Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Apr 2 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy South Zone - Goa v Kerala Venue TBCAndhra Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Apr 2 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy South Zone - Hyderabad (India) v Karnataka Venue TBCAndhra Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Apr 2 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy West Zone - Baroda v Maharashtra Venue TBCMumbai Venue tbc | ||
| Wed Apr 2 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy West Zone - Gujarat v Saurashtra Venue TBCMumbai Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Apr 3 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy East Zone - Assam v Tripura Venue TBCKolkata Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Apr 3 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy East Zone - Bengal v Jharkhand Venue TBCKolkata Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Apr 3 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy North Zone - Delhi v Punjab Venue TBCMohali Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Apr 3 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy North Zone - Haryana v Jammu & Kashmir Venue TBCChandigarh Venu tbc | ||
| Thu Apr 3 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy North Zone - Himachal Pradesh v Services Venue TBCMohali Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Apr 3 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy South Zone - Andhra v Goa Venue TBCAndhra Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Apr 3 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy South Zone - Hyderabad (India) v Tamil Nadu Venue TBCAndhra Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Apr 3 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy South Zone - Karnataka v Kerala Venue TBCAndhra Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Apr 4 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Central Zone - Madhya Pradesh v Vidarbha Venue TBCNagpur Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Apr 4 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Central Zone - Rajasthan v Railways Venue TBCNagpur Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Apr 4 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy East Zone - Bengal v Tripura Venue TBCKolkata Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Apr 4 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy East Zone - Jharkhand v Odisha Venue TBCKolkata Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Apr 4 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy North Zone - Delhi v Haryana Venue TBCChandigarh Venu tbc | ||
| Fri Apr 4 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy North Zone - Himachal Pradesh v Jammu & Kashmir Venue TBCMohali Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Apr 4 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy North Zone - Punjab v Services Venue TBCMohali Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Apr 4 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy South Zone - Andhra v Hyderabad (India) Venue TBCAndhra Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Apr 4 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy South Zone - Goa v Karnataka Venue TBCAndhra Venue tbc | ||
| Fri Apr 4 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy South Zone - Kerala v Tamil Nadu Venue TBCAndhra Venue tbc | ||
| Sat Apr 5 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Central Zone - Railways v Uttar Pradesh Venue TBCNagpur Venue tbc | ||
| Sat Apr 5 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Central Zone - Rajasthan v Vidarbha Venue TBCNagpur Venue tbc | ||
| Sat Apr 5 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy East Zone - Assam v Jharkhand Venue TBCKolkata Venue tbc | ||
| Sat Apr 5 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy East Zone - Bengal v Odisha Venue TBCKolkata Venue tbc | ||
| Sat Apr 5 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy North Zone - Delhi v Services Venue TBCChandigarh Venu tbc | ||
| Sat Apr 5 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy North Zone - Haryana v Himachal Pradesh Venue TBCMohali Venue tbc | ||
| Sat Apr 5 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy North Zone - Punjab v Jammu & Kashmir Venue TBCMohali Venue tbc | ||
| Sat Apr 5 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy South Zone - Andhra v Kerala Venue TBCAndhra Venue tbc | ||
| Sat Apr 5 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy South Zone - Goa v Hyderabad (India) Venue TBCAndhra Venue tbc | ||
| Sat Apr 5 (20 ovs) | Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy South Zone - Karnataka v Tamil Nadu Venue TBCAndhra Venue tbc | ||
| Thu Jun 26 - Sat Jun 28 11:00 local | 10:00 GMT 15:30 IST | Leicestershire v Indians Grace Road, Leicester | ||
| Tue Jul 1 - Thu Jul 3 11:00 local | 10:00 GMT 15:30 IST | Derbyshire v Indians County Ground, Derby | ||
| Wed Jul 9 - Sun Jul 13 11:00 local | 10:00 GMT 15:30 IST | 1st Test - England v India Trent Bridge, Nottingham | ||
| Thu Jul 17 - Mon Jul 21 11:00 local | 10:00 GMT 15:30 IST | 2nd Test - England v India Lord's, London | ||
| Sun Jul 27 - Thu Jul 31 11:00 local | 10:00 GMT 15:30 IST | 3rd Test - England v India The Rose Bowl, Southampton | ||
| Thu Aug 7 - Mon Aug 11 11:00 local | 10:00 GMT 15:30 IST | 4th Test - England v India Old Trafford, Manchester | ||
| Fri Aug 15 - Tue Aug 19 11:00 local | 10:00 GMT 15:30 IST | 5th Test - England v India Kennington Oval, London | ||
| Fri Aug 22 (50 ovs) 10:30 local | 09:30 GMT 15:00 IST | Middlesex v Indians Lord's, London | ||
| Mon Aug 25 (50 ovs) 10:30 local | 09:30 GMT 15:00 IST | 1st ODI - England v India County Ground, Bristol | ||
| Wed Aug 27 (50 ovs) 10:30 local | 09:30 GMT 15:00 IST | 2nd ODI - England v India Sophia Gardens, Cardiff | ||
| Sat Aug 30 (50 ovs) 10:30 local | 09:30 GMT 15:00 IST | 3rd ODI - England v India Trent Bridge, Nottingham | ||
| Tue Sep 2 (50 ovs) 10:30 local | 09:30 GMT 15:00 IST | 4th ODI - England v India Edgbaston, Birmingham | ||
| Fri Sep 5 (50 ovs) 10:30 local | 09:30 GMT 15:00 IST | 5th ODI - England v India Headingley, Leeds | ||
| Sun Sep 7 (20 ovs) 15:00 local | 14:00 GMT 19:30 IST | Only T20I - England v India Edgbaston, Birmingham | ||
| Sun Feb 15 (50 ovs) | ICC Cricket World Cup 4th Match, Pool B - India v Pakistan Adelaide Oval | ||
| Sun Feb 22 (50 ovs) | ICC Cricket World Cup 13th Match, Pool B - India v South Africa Melbourne Cricket Ground | ||
| Sat Feb 28 (50 ovs) | ICC Cricket World Cup 20th Match, Pool B - India v TBC Western Australia Cricket Association Ground, Perth | ||
| Fri Mar 6 (50 ovs) | ICC Cricket World Cup 28th Match, Pool B - India v West Indies Western Australia Cricket Association Ground, Perth | ||
| Tue Mar 10 (50 ovs) | ICC Cricket World Cup 34th Match, Pool B - India v Ireland Seddon Park, Hamilton | ||
| Sat Mar 14 (50 ovs) | ICC Cricket World Cup 39th Match, Pool B - India v Zimbabwe Eden Park, Auckland | ||
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