Venues for team India's home season revised: Here are the new venues
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Monday revised the schedule for the international home season and South Africa A tour of India for 2025.
India's men's team will be facing West Indies and South Africa across Tests, One-Day Internationals (ODIs), and Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is).
The Test series against West Indies will begin on October 2 in Ahmedabad. The second Test, originally scheduled to be played in Kolkata has now been moved to the
Arun Jaitley Stadium
in
Delhi
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Meanwhile, the first Test against South Africa starting on November 14 has been shifted from Delhi to
Eden Gardens
in Kolkata.
Due to the revamp in the outfield at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai, the first ODI between India women and Australia has been moved from Chennai to the new PCA Stadium in New Chandigarh. The second ODI will also be played at the same venue. The final ODI will be held at the Arun Jaitley stadium in New Delhi.
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The South Africa A Team will face India A in two multi-day matches and three one-day games, starting October 30. While the two multi-day matches will continue to be held at the BCCI Centre of Excellence (COE) in Bengaluru.
The three one-day games have been moved from M. Chinnaswamy Stadium to the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Rajkot.
AUSTRALIA WOMEN'S TOUR OF INDIA
Australia Women's Tour of India
No.
Day (Date)
Date (To)
Time
Match
Venue
1
Sun
14-Sep-25
1:30 PM
1st ODI
New Chandigarh
2
Wed
17-Sep-25
1:30 PM
2nd ODI
New Chandigarh
3
Sat
20-Sep-25
1:30 PM
3rd ODI
New Delhi
AUSTRALIA MEN'S A TEAM TOUR OF INDIA
Australia Men's A Tour of India
No.
Day & Date (From)
Day & Date (To)
Match
Time
Venue
1
Tue
16-Sep-25
Fri
19-Sep-25
1st Multi-Day
9:30 AM
Lucknow
2
Tue
23-Sep-25
Fri
26-Sep-25
2nd Multi-Day
9:30 AM
Lucknow
3
Tue
30-Sep-25
1st One-Day
1:30 PM
Kanpur
4
Fri
03-Oct-25
2nd One-Day
1:30 PM
Kanpur
5
Sun
05-Oct-25
3rd One-Day
1:30 PM
Kanpur
WEST INDIES TOUR OF INDIA
West Indies Men's Tour of India
No.
Day & Date (From)
Day & Date (To)
Match
Time
Venue
1
Thu
02-Oct-25
Mon
06-Oct-25
1st Test
9:30 AM
Ahmedabad
2
Fri
10-Oct-25
Tue
14-Oct-25
2nd Test
9:30 AM
New Delhi
SOUTH AFRICA MEN'S A TEAM TOUR OF INDIA
South Africa Men's A Tour of India
No.
Day & Date (From)
Day & Date (To)
Match
Time
Venue
1
Thu
30-Oct-25
Sun
02-Nov-25
1st Multi-Day
9:30 AM
BCCI COE, Bengaluru
2
Thu
06-Nov-25
Sun
09-Nov-25
2nd Multi-Day
9:30 AM
BCCI COE, Bengaluru
3
Thu
13-Nov-25
1st One Day
1:30 PM
Rajkot
4
Sun
16-Nov-25
2nd One-Day
1:30 PM
Rajkot
5
Wed
19-Nov-25
3rd One-Day
1:30 PM
Rajkot
SOUTH AFRICA TOUR OF INDIA
South Africa Tour of India
No.
Day & Date (From)
Day & Date (To)
Match
Time
Venue
1
Fri
14-Nov-25
Tue
18-Nov-25
1st Test
9:30 AM
Kolkata
2
Sat
22-Nov-25
Wed
26-Nov-25
2nd test
9:30 AM
Guwahati
3
Sun
30-Nov-25
1st ODI
1:30 PM
Ranchi
4
Wed
03-Dec-25
2nd ODI
1:30 PM
Raipur
5
Sat
06-Dec-25
3rd ODI
1:30 PM
Vizag
6
Tue
09-Dec-25
1st T20I
7:00 PM
Cuttack
7
Thu
11-Dec-25
2nd T20I
7:00 PM
New Chandigarh
8
Sun
14-Dec-25
3rd T20I
7:00 PM
Dharamsala
9
Wed
17-Dec-25
4th T20I
7:00 PM
Lucknow
10
Fri
19-Dec-25
5th T20I
7:00 PM
Ahmedabad
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