Indian Women’s Cricket Team is ready for an exciting period of cricketing action. New head coach Amol Mazumdar will see the Indian eves feature against England and Australia in a multiformat series. Not just England, but the Australian Women’s team is set to travel to India, especially to Mumbai.
The Indian Women’s Cricket Team will play a total of 11 international matches, across the multiple formats of the game. This includes 2 Test matches. The matches are all slated to take place in Mumbai with the stadiums being selected as Wankhede Stadium and DY Patil Stadiums.
According to reports from Cricbuzz, the Australian and England team will tour India for two series, each being multi-format. The Three Lionesses will cross swords with Indian eves for 3 T20I matches, then feature in a Test match. On the other hand, Australia will play 1 Test match, 3 ODI games, and 3 T20I matches.
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It is expected that the matches are slated to commence at the end of November while the series will conclude in January. However, a series between India A and England A will take place in Mumbai itself ahead of the matches.
The T20I matches against England will begin in the middle of December with the matches being slated to take place at the DY Patil Stadium. On the other hand, the Test match will take place in the 3rd week of December at the iconic Wankhede Stadium.
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On the other hand, the Women in Yellow will go toe-to-toe with the Indian Women’s team in December. The series will begin with a Test match, followed by 3 ODI matches towards the last week of December and early week of January. Finally, the three T20I matches will conclude in the second week of January. All the matches against Australia will likely be held at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
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