Team India: Team India players have recently been holidaying with their family and friends but now Team India has to play its series against Bangladesh from 19th September. By the end of this year, Team India has to play its series with big teams like Bangladesh, New Zealand, South Africa and Australia.

If you are an Indian cricket fan and you want to know how many matches Team India will play against which team, when and where till the World Cup of 2027, then today we have brought for you the complete schedule of Team India for the year 2027.

Team India's schedule till 2027 World Cup

Team India will face these teams in the year 2024

September 2024 – vs Bangladesh – 2 Tests (WTC 2023-25), 3 T20Is (Home)
October 2024 – vs New Zealand – 3 Tests (WTC 2023-25) – (Home)

India will face these teams in the year 2025

January-February 2025 – vs England – 3 ODIs, 5 T20Is (Home)
February-March 2025 – Champions Trophy (Pakistan)
June-August 2025 – vs England – 5 Tests (WTC 2025-27) (Away)
Aug 2025 - vs Bangladesh - 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is (Away)
October 2025- vs West Indies – 2 Tests (WTC 2025-27) (Home)
October-November 2025 – vs Australia – 3 ODIs, 5 T20Is (Away)

Team India will compete with these teams in 2026

January 2026 - vs New Zealand - 3 ODIs, 5 T20Is (Home)
February-March 2026 – T20 World Cup (India/Sri Lanka)
June 2026 - vs Afghanistan - 1 Test, 3 ODIs (Home)
July 2026 - vs England - 3 ODIs, 5 T20Is (Away)
Aug 2026 – vs Sri Lanka – 2 Tests (WTC 2025-27) (Away)
Sep 2026 - vs Afghanistan - 3 T20Is (Away)

Team India will compete with this team before World Cup 2027

Jan-Feb 2027 - vs Australia - 5 Tests (Home)

The 2027 edition of the World Cup is to be held in South Africa

Team India has to play the 2027 World Cup in South Africa. The last edition of the World Cup was held in South Africa in 2003. In that edition of the World Cup, Team India had reached the final. In such a situation, it will be worth seeing whether this time in the year 2027, Team India is successful in hoisting the Indian flag in South Africa or not?