West Indies tour of India(Ind v WI) 2011 Schedule

West Indies will play 5 ODI's during their tour of India 2011, ODI's Start from November 29 to December 11, the BCCI has announced.

The Indian board had previously confirmed that the sides will play 3 Tests on the tour, Venues in Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai, Test Matches starting from November 6 to November 26.

The venues for the ODI's are Cuttack, Vishakhapatnam, Ahmedabad, Indore and Chennai.

West Indies will come to India after completing their tour of Bangladesh, which ends on November 2. India are currently hosting England for a ODI series that finishes on October 29.

West Indies tour of India 2011 Schedule and Fixtures

Date and Time	Match Name and Teams	Result
Sun Nov 6 - Thu Nov 10 04:00 GMT, 09:30 AM local, 09:30 AM IST	1st Test - India vs West Indies Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi
Mon Nov 14 - Fri Nov 18 04:00 GMT, 09:30 AM local,09:30 AM IST	2nd Test - India vs West Indies Eden Gardens, Kolkata
Tue Nov 22 - Sat Nov 26 04:00 GMT, 09:30 AM local, 09:30 AM IST	3rd Test - India vs West Indies Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai
Tue Nov 29 09:00 GMT, 2:30 PM local, 2:30 PM IST	1st ODI - India vs West Indies Barabati Stadium, Cuttack
Fri Dec 2 09:00 GMT, 2:30 PM local, 2:30 PM IST	2nd ODI - India vs West Indies Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Visakhapatnam
Mon Dec 5 09:00 GMT, 2:30 PM local, 2:30 PM IST	3rd ODI - India vs West Indies Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera, Ahmedabad
Thu Dec 8 09:00 GMT, 2:30 PM local, 2:30 PM IST	4th ODI - India vs West Indies Holkar Cricket Stadium, Indore
Sun Dec 11 09:00 GMT, 2:30 PM local, 2:30 PM IST	5th ODI - India vs West Indies MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai

Tri-series(Ind vs SL vs Aus) in Australia 2012 Schedule

The tri-series, which was last seen in Australia in 2007-08, has been redeployed as a way of providing the requisite number of matches for subcontinental television rights, and pits the world's top three limited overs sides - Australia, the World Cup champion India and the finalist Sri Lanka - against one another.

"ICC Cricket World Cup winner India is also the number one-ranked Test team in the world at the moment," said James Sutherland, the Cricket Australia chief executive. Sri Lanka has also been in great form as we saw in the World Cup, while we know New Zealand is always a formidable opponent that thrives when playing Australia.

With the commencement of the ICC World Test Championship we know that every Test win is vital and the Australian team will be keen to start the home season positively against New Zealand."

Australia's November series in South Africa and the late arrival of the Indian touring party means the international summer will stretch well into March, again leaving CA to battle with the onset of the football season and its various codes, for crowds and television ratings.

As has become customary, India will have only one tour warm-up match before the first Test, while New Zealand have not been granted any.

Tournament Schedule:

February 5: Australia v India, Melbourne

February 8: India v Sri Lanka, Perth

February 10: Australia v Sri Lanka, Perth

February 12: Australia v India, Adelaide

February 14: India v Sri Lanka, Adelaide

February 17: Australia v Sri Lanka, Sydney

February 19: Australia v India, Brisbane

February 21: India v Sri Lanka, Brisbane

February 24: Australia v Sri Lanka, Hobart

February 26: Australia v India, Sydney

February 28: India v Sri Lanka, Hobartl

March 2: Australia v Sri Lanka, Melbourne

March 4: 1st Final, Brisbane

March 6: 2nd Final, Adelaide

March 8: 3rd Final, Adelaide