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India A Set to Tour Sri Lanka in 2026 – Full Schedule Revealed
✍️ Cricbuzz
🗓 31 Aug 2026, 03:37 AM
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India A will tour Sri Lanka in 2026, featuring a series of matches across multiple venues. The schedule, including dates and locations, has been announced by Cricbuzz.
India A’s upcoming tour of Sri Lanka is slated to begin in early 2026, with the first match scheduled for March 12 at the Galle International Stadium. The itinerary includes a mix of One-Day Internationals and Twenty20 fixtures across Colombo, Kandy, and Hambantota, spanning a total of 12 games over a month.
The series is designed to give emerging Indian players exposure to sub‑continental conditions, providing a platform to hone skills against a competitive Sri Lankan side. Officials say the matches will be played in a double‑header format to maximise player participation.
Cricbuzz has released the full calendar, listing match dates, venues, and broadcasting details. Fans can follow live scores and commentary on the Cricbuzz app and website, ensuring real‑time updates throughout the tour.
The tour is part of India’s broader strategy to strengthen its A‑team structure, offering a bridge between domestic cricket and the national squad. Organisers expect the series to attract significant viewership from both Indian and Sri Lankan audiences.
The series is designed to give emerging Indian players exposure to sub‑continental conditions, providing a platform to hone skills against a competitive Sri Lankan side. Officials say the matches will be played in a double‑header format to maximise player participation.
Cricbuzz has released the full calendar, listing match dates, venues, and broadcasting details. Fans can follow live scores and commentary on the Cricbuzz app and website, ensuring real‑time updates throughout the tour.
The tour is part of India’s broader strategy to strengthen its A‑team structure, offering a bridge between domestic cricket and the national squad. Organisers expect the series to attract significant viewership from both Indian and Sri Lankan audiences.