India And Australia To Play Two 5-Match Test Series In 2023-27 FTP Cycle
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In the upcoming FTP cycle, the Test series between Australia and India have been increased to five matches from four.
The International Cricket Council on Wednesday announced the men's 2023-27 Future Tours Programme (FTP) schedule. Australia are set to host India for a five-Test series and then another five-Test series will be played between the two countries in India later on. This will be the first time since 1992 that the two teams play a five-match series. Recently, India and Australia series have comprised of four Tests. The Ashes and the India-England Test series will be the other five-match affairs in the format. Men's Future Tour Program for 2023-27 announcedDetails https://t.co/33MN4USU6L
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