WTC 2025-27: India's schedule, completed matches, away tours, and more

Overview

• India completed the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2025 in England with a scoreline of 2-2 to start their WTC 2025-27 Cycle
• India will face the likes of the West Indies, South Africa, and Australia at home in the next 20 months or so
• Likewise, India will tour Sri Lanka and New Zealand for the Away Leg in the WTC 2025-27 Cycle

India completed the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2025 in England with a scoreline of 2-2 to start their World Test Championship 2025-27 Cycle. India will face the likes of the West Indies, South Africa, and Australia at home in the next 20 months or so. Likewise, India will tour Sri Lanka and New Zealand for the Away Leg in the WTC 2025-27 Cycle.

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India's WTC 2025-27 cycle started with the tour of England from the second half of June to the first week of August in 2025. The visiting side ended the series on a high with a result of 2-2, which was good, considering the transition period and a lot of changes in the team. The Indian team will not play a Test match for a couple of more months.

In October 2025, India will face the challenge of the West Indies in a series of two matches at home. A month later, they will face the challenge of the defending WTC Mace holders, South Africa, at home, which will mark the temporary halt of their Test leg. 

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WTC 2025-27: India's schedule, completed matches, and away tours

India's return to Test cricket will be in July 2026 when they tour Sri Lanka for a series of two matches. It will be India's first Test tour to the Island nation in 9 years. Four months after that, India will have the tough away tour of New Zealand in November 2025. India has yet to win a series in New Zealand since 2009.

The two-time WTC Finalists will face the hard challenge of playing Australia at home in January and February 2027, which will be their last series of the cycle. It will be the first series between India and Australia in India, with 5 or more matches on the tour since 1979/80.

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