India vs Afghanistan: Rohit Sharma and Co set to host Afghanistan for 3 ODIs in March- Team India are all set to face off against Afghanistan next year after the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) announced the schedule for the next Future Tours Programme (FTP) cycle. The schedule shows Afghanistan’s clear focus on the shorter formats, with the T20 World Cup and 50-over World Cup set to take place in the next two years. The series against India marks the first limited-overs series between the two teams.
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India vs Afghanistan: Rohit Sharma and Co set to host Afghanistan for 3 ODIs in March
In an official release, Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) have announced their schedule for the next two years, with a clear focus on limited-overs cricket. The calendar includes a total of 37 ODIs, 12 T20Is & 3 tests in the period, while also counting participation in the ICC events and the Asia Cup.
We are pleased to announce our FTP schedule for 2022-23. This includes a total of 37 ODIs, 12 T20Is & 3 tests in the period. Moreover, the national team will be taking part in various ICC & ACC events in two years.
More: https://t.co/QObIpDclje@ICC pic.twitter.com/KoujvfTlRi— Afghanistan Cricket Board (@ACBofficials) December 13, 2021
Afghanistan will face Rohit Sharma and Co. in a three-match ODI series in March next year. The series will be a huge plus for the visitors, with the 50-over World Cup scheduled to be held in India a year after their tour. Afghanistan’s tour of India will be the first since the Indians hosted Asghar Stanikzai’s team for a Test in 2018. The Men in Blue had won the contest with ease, with Shikhar Dhawan scoring a fine century to ensure that the red-ball game ended in three days.
India vs Afghanistan: Rohit Sharma and Co set to host Afghanistan for 3 ODIs in March
The release bears no mention of the postponed test against Australia after the reigning T20 world Champions had cancelled the one-off Test earlier this year. The release said that the cricket board was also working on rescheduling their series against Pakistan and New Zealand, and were in talks with both cricket boards.
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