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India to host three big international series


India will host 10 Tests, five one-dayers and four Twenty20 Internationals from August 2012 to March next year.

BCCI secretary Sanjay Jagdale said, "The AIRTEL series between India and New Zealand will be played in August-September and will feature two Tests and two T20 Internationals."

In February-March 2013 next year, India to play a series of four tests. The schedule of the series is yet to be finalised.

India vs New Zealand

1st Test at Hyderabad, Aug 23-27
2nd Test at Bangalore, Sept 31-Oct 4
1st Twenty20 at Vizag, Sept 8
2nd Twenty20 at Chennai, Sept 11

India vs England

1st Test at Ahmedabad, Nov 15-19
2nd Test at Mumbai, Nov 23-27
3rd Test at Kolkata, Dec 5-9
4th Test at Nagpur, Dec 13-17

1st Twenty20 at Pune, Dec 20
2nd Twenty20 Mumbai, Dec 22

1st ODI at Rajkot, Jan 11
2nd ODI at Kochi, Jan 15
3rd ODI at Ranchi, Jan 19
4th ODI at Dharamsala, Jan 23
5th ODI at Mohali, Jan 27
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