India’s journey in the World Test Championship (WTC) continues as they gear up for their next cycle with an exciting series against West Indies. The Caribbean cricket board has announced that India will kick off their campaign with a two-test series, followed by eight limited-overs matches.
After their recent loss to Australia in the WTC final, where they finished as runners-up for the second time after their previous performance in 2021, India is eager to make a strong start. The action is set to begin on July 12, with Rohit Sharma leading the team in their series opener in Dominica. The second match will take place in Trinidad, marking the 100th test match between the two sides.
Cricket West Indies Chief Executive, Johnny Grave, expressed his delight in confirming the schedule and venues for India’s visit. He particularly highlighted the significance of the 100th test at the Queen’s Park Oval, emphasizing the pride and excitement surrounding this historic event.
Following the test series, the teams will engage in three one-dayers and five T20 Internationals. Notably, the final two T20 matches will be held in Florida, adding an extra element of interest to the series.
As the anticipation builds, cricket fans eagerly await this clash between two proud cricketing nations. The tour promises to provide thrilling moments and create cherished memories for players and supporters alike.
