The updated schedule for the ODI series between India and Afghanistan was confirmed by Jay Shah, secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
The series has been postponed by mutual consent of the ACB and BCCI from its scheduled June 2023 start date.
The three-match ODI series, which was originally scheduled to run from June 23 to June 30, will now take place in January 2024, Jay Shah stated on Friday, following the Apex Council meeting in Mumbai.
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Jay Shah announces new media rights agreement to be finalised in August
Shah also stated that by the end of August, the new media rights arrangement for home bilateral cricket matches would be completed and signed. This agreement covers all cricket matches over the following four years.
“The BCCI’s new media rights deal [for bilateral matches in India] will be in place by August-end. It will start with the eight-match series against Australia,” Shah said.
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What next for the Indian cricket team?
India are currently practising in the Caribbean as they are set to face West Indies in two Tests, three ODIs and five T20Is. The first Test begins on July 12, with the tour ending on August 13 with the fifth T20I.
