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As the year 2025 progresses, Team India is geared up for an action-packed cricket schedule, including a series of high-stakes matches and tournaments. The calendar includes the final test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophya bilateral series against England and the ICC Champions Trophy, before the start of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025.
Border-Gavaskar Trophy
The year kicks off with the final Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia from January 3 to 7 at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). This match is crucial for India as it could significantly affect their chances of qualifying for the ICC World Test Championship final.
India vs England series
After their tour of Australia, India will host England in a bilateral series that will include T20Is and ODIs:
T20I series:
- 1st T20I: January 22, Kolkata
- 2nd T20I: January 25, Chennai
- 3rd T20I: January 28, Rajkot
- 4th T20I: January 31, Pune
- 5th T20I: February 2, Mumbai
ODI series:
- 1st ODI: February 6, Nagpur
- 2nd ODI: February 9, Cuttack
- 3rd ODI: February 12, Ahmedabad
This series serves as a vital preparation phase for the players ahead of the Champions Trophy.
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ICC Champions Trophy 2025
India’s participation in the ICC Champions Trophy will be held in Dubai from February 20 to March 9. Group stage matches include:
- Against Bangladesh: February 20
- Against Pakistan: February 23
- Against New Zealand: March 2
IPL 2025
After the Champions Trophyplayers will shift their attention to the IPL, which is scheduled from March 14 to May 25. This tournament not only showcases national talent but also serves as a platform for international stars to shine.
In total, Team India will play one Test, 5 T20Is and 3 ODIs in bilateral series before the Champions Trophy 2025 and a maximum of five ODIs (if they reach the final) in the ICC event.
