Windies tour of India begins October 8 — BCCI
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August 13, 2014

Windies tour of India begins October 8 — BCCI

DELHI, India (CMC) – The West Indies cricket tour of India is set to begin October 8th, the Board of Control for Cricket (BCCI) in India announced on Thursday.

The West Indies are due to play India in four One Day Internationals, one T20 and three test matches, BCCI said in a statement containing the dates.

The BCCI has confirmed that the tour will begin with an ODI in Kochi October 8th.

“There is an ODI every third day after that, ending with the fifth one in Dharamshala on October 20,” said the BCCI statement.

“The one-dayers will be followed by a Twenty20 in Delhi on the 22nd, before the three-Test series begins on October 30 in Hyderabad”.

West Indies’ visit will be India’s only full series at home this season.

ODIs: October 8- Kochi, October 11- Vishakhapatnam, October 14- Cuttack, October 17- Kolkata, October 20 – Dharamshala

T20: October 22 – Delhi

Tests:  Oct 30-Nov 3- Hyderabad, Nov 7-11- Bangalore, Nov 15-19– Ahmedabad

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