Team India will play two practice matches before IND vs WI Test series, Rohit and company will leave soon

The Indian cricket team is going to tour West Indies after losing in the World Test Championship final. At the same time, 2 Tests, 3 ODIs and 5 T20 matches are to be played between India vs West Indies. At the same time, Team India is going to be busy for a long time on the West Indies tour. At the same time, Rohit Sharma and Co. have to play 2 practice matches before the first match of the Test series, for which Team India is going to leave soon in different groups.

Let us tell you that after losing in the World Test Championship final, most of the players are celebrating holidays. Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli are still in London and will fly to the Caribbean in separate batches. According to a Cricbuzz report, securing tickets to Barbados on larger flights has been a challenge. That’s why Team India will reach there in batches. Although the entire Indian team cannot go together, that is why the team will reach West Indies in different groups.

Two practice matches will be played before the Test series

Significantly, some players will reach Georgetown and Guyana before going to Barbados for the training camp. Head coach Rahul Dravid and other coaching staff will also join them in Barbados. However, both the practice matches will not be of first class. The team management had requested Cricket West Indies through the BCCI for first-class matches. It will be a mixed team with some local players joining the Indian team for practice games. Due to poor facilities at the venue, Team India has chosen Barbados instead of Roseau.

A Cricket West Indies official told Cricbuzz that “they are taking practice at Kensington Oval until we can send them privately to Dominica before the start of the Test series”. Let us tell you that the camp of the West Indies team will be held at the High-Performance Center of the Coolidge Cricket Ground in Antigua. He will go to Dominica before the Test. Test specialists as well as some multi-format players who are playing in the World Cup 2023 qualifiers will directly reach Dominica. He will not be able to play in the final of the World Cup qualifiers to be held on 9 July.

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