Schedule of India Cricket Team Future Tour Programs (FTP) from 2023 to 2027 – Here are the series and tournaments that the India Cricket Team will be playing in as part of the ICC’s Cricket Future Tours Program. We’ve listed here all the upcoming series and tournaments for the India (IND) team’s Tests, ODIs, and T20s, along with the series’ month/year and location. According to the ICC’s Future Tour Programs, these are the all-India Cricket Team’s approved series and tournaments (or FTP for short). This list is regularly updated.
Click Here for IPLT20 Records: IPL T20 RECORDS Click Here for Official T20 World Cup Site: News on T20 World Cup
The schedule says that all of them must play at least two bilateral series
The International Cricket Council, which is the highest governing body of the game, makes a schedule for the test-playing countries. The schedule says that all of them must play at least two bilateral series (one at home and one away) against each other over a 10-year period. The Future Tour Program, or FTP, is the name of this plan. Two is the least amount. If the boards of the countries agree, they can play more than two bilateral series in 10 years, but they must play at least two. Here, you can find the FTP schedules for all of the countries that play tests. We have a dropdown menu down there. You just have to choose the country you want from the dropdown menu, and a list with that country’s upcoming bilateral series will show up in front of you.
Also, the International Cricket Council’s Cricket FTP says that if a team doesn’t want to go to a certain country for a bilateral series because of safety concerns, that series can be moved to a neutral venue with good facilities. Such as the United Arab Emirates or any other country where both boards agree. Recently, a lot of the Pakistan Cricket Team’s home series have been held in the Emirates.
Future Tours Program (FTP) Schedule and Fixtures for the India (IND) Cricket Team from 2023 to 2027:
| Month / Year | Series / Tournament Details |
| February 2023 – March 2023 | Australia tour of India 2023 Matches: 4 Test, 3 ODI Venue: India |
| June 2023 | Asia Cup, 2023 Matches: 12 ODI and 1 Final match Venue: Sri Lanka |
| July 2023 – August 2023 | India Tour of West Indies 2023 Matches: 2 Test, 3 ODI, 3 T20 Venue: West Indies |
| September – October 2023 | Australia Tour of India 2023 Matches: 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: India |
| October 2023 | ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Matches: 48 ODI Venue: India |
| December 2024 – January 2024 | India Tour of South Africa 2023-24 Matches: 2 Test, 3 ODI, 3 T20 Venue: South Africa |
| January 2024 – February 2024 | India Tour of England 2024 Matches: 5 Test Venue: England |
| July 2024 – August 2024 | India Tour of Sri Lanka 2024 Matches: 3 ODI, 3 T20 Venue: Sri Lanka |
| September 2024 – October 2024 | Bangladesh Tour of India 2024 Matches: 2 Test, 3 T20 Venue: India |
| October 2024 | New Zealand Tour of India 2024 Matches: 2 Test Venue: India |
| November 2024 | India Tour of Australia 2024-25 Matches: 5 Test Venue: Australia |
| January 2025 | India Tour of England 2025 Matches: 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: England |
| June 2025 | India Tour of England 2025 Matches: 5 Test Venue: England |
| August 2025 | India Tour of Bangladesh 2025 Matches: 3 ODI, 3 T20 Venue: Bangladesh |
| October 2025 | West Indies Tour of India 2025 Matches: 2 Test Venue: India |
| October 2025 | India Tour of Australia 2025 Matches: 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: Australia |
| November 2025 | South Africa Tour of India 2025 Matches: 2 Test, 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: India |
| January 2026 | New Zealand Tour of India 2026 Matches: 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: India |
| June 2026 | Afghanistan Tour of India 2026 Matches: 1 Test, 3 ODI Venue: India |
| July 2026 | England Tour of India 2026 Matches: 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: India |
| August 2026 | India Tour of Sri Lanka 2026 Matches: 2 Test Venue: Sri Lanka |
| September 2026 | India Tour of Afghanistan 2026 Matches: 3 T20 Venue: Afghanistan |
| September 2026 | West Indies Tour of India 2026 Matches: 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: India |
| October 2026 | India Tour of New Zealand 2026 Matches: 2 Test, 3 ODI, 5 T20 Venue: New Zealand |
| December 2026 | Sri Lanka Tour of India 2026 Matches: 3 ODI, 3 T20 Venue: India |
| January 2027 – February 2027 | Australia Tour of India 2027 Matches: 5 Test Venue: India |
This was the Future Tour Programs of Indian Cricket Team in 2023.
Top 15 World Records held by Indian Cricketers
Here are the Indian players who hold these incredible records:
1. Most Sixes to Finish a Game Off
MS Dhoni is a cricketer known for hitting big shots and finishing games off. When he combines these two attributes, he makes his own record. During his playing career with India, Dhoni finished the most games with sixes, nine times.
2. Most Centuries in International Cricket
Sachin Tendulkar is one of the records Indians love to brag about. Across all formats, the legendary Indian batsman has scored 100 centuries.
3. First-century in First Innings
Rahul is the first batsman to score a century in both ODIs and Tests in his first innings.
4. Hat-trick in the First Over
Irfan Pathan became the first cricketer to take a hat-trick in the first over of a test match when he took a hat-trick against England.
5. Fastest to 200 Wickets
In just 10291 balls, Ravichandran Ashwin became the fastest bowler to claim 200 wickets.
6. Most Runs as Opener
As an opening batsman in ODIs, Virender Sehwag became the first batsman to score 7,500 runs.
7. Triple-double
He’s also the only player to score a triple-century in Tests and a double-century in ODIs.
8. Most Capped Captain
He’s also the most capped captain in cricket history, having played 331 games.
9. Most Balls Faced
With 31258 balls faced in his career, Rahul Dravid is the only batsman in Test history to ever face 30,000 balls.
10. Quickest Ton on Debut
The fastest century on Test debut belongs to Shikhar Dhawan, who scored it in just 85 balls.
11. Most Stumpings
Dhoni has 190 stumpings to his name. With 139, he broke Sri Lankan cricketer Kumar Sangakkara’s record.
12. Three Centuries in First Three Innings
Oh, mohd. Azharuddin is the only batsman to score three centuries in his first three Test innings.
13. Centuries on Consecutive Days
On Day 3 and Day 4, Vijay Hazare scored centuries on consecutive days, becoming the only batsman to do so.
14. Most Innings in Tests
Only Sachin Tendulkar has played more than 300 innings in the history of the game.
15. Most Catches in Tests
Additionally, Rahul Dravid has the most catches in Test history, with 210.
How to Win Real Money from Fantasy Cricket?
Play fantasy cricket and win if your chosen players perform well in the real matches. First, visit: sattakingclub choose a match and join one of the multiple contests. Then, build your own fantasy team and start competing with other players.
Leave a Reply