Indian Cricket Team Schedule after World Cup 2023: Full List of India Matches till IPL 2024

India's World Cup 2023 campaign has ended in a heartbreak. After a scintillating outing in the first ten matches, the juggernaut took a sudden and fatal blow in the final as Australia toppled Rohit Sharma's men to win their sixth World Cup title.

Despite their fantastic outing in the tournament, yet another final loss has overshadowed their impeccable performances. But as the nation heals, the cricket action is set to be back.

Team India are set to return to action from Thursday and will indulge themselves in T20Is and other forms of cricket in the next five months. So let us have a look at India's upcoming assignments.

India vs Australia - T20I Series

The immediate assignment on the horizon is the upcoming T20I series against Australia, starting from November 23. India have made major changes for Australia T20Is as Suryakumar Yadav is set to lead the team. It will be a perfect opportunity for the Indian team to avenge their World Cup defeat over Australia and bring some sort of respite to the billions of fans in the country.

India vs Australia Schedule

India vs South Africa - ODIs, T20Is, Tests

Just after the T20Is against Australia, the Indian team will be travelling to South Africa for a crucial multiformat series. The Indian team will be staying there for almost a month, playing in all formats of the game. There will be 3 T20Is, 3 ODIs and 2 Test matches for the Indian team.

India vs South Africa Schedule

India vs Afghanistan - T20Is

After the South Africa challenge, team India will welcome Afghanistan for the first time in a T20I series. A buoyant Afghanistan side did extremely well in the World Cup and will be hoping to replicate that against India in the new year. The two teams will be playing 3 T20I matches.

India vs England - Test Series

England are set to come next in India for a five-match Test series. This will be a massive test for the Indian team who will be aiming to continue the supremacy on home soil in the longest format of the game. England, with their Bazball, are a formidable outfit in Tests, and they will be hoping to kickstart their World Test Championship cycle positively.