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Windies to face Afghanistan in November series
The Windies are scheduled to face off against Afghanistan in a full series set for India in November.
With the country granted Test status in 2017, one of the matches will include a Test, which is expected to begin on November 27. The series will also include three One Day Internationals and three T20s. The venue for the matches is, however, yet to be decided.
Afghanistan and the West Indies have played only 10 internationals between them, eight of those were held in the Caribbean. The West Indies lead Afghanistan 5-4 in the head-to-head, their most recent victory coming in the ICC World Cup 2019.
"As per the Future Tours Program (FTP), Afghanistan national team is scheduled to host West Indies for a tour from 5th November till 1st December in India. The series will include three T20Is, three ODIs and a one-off Test match," the Afghanistan Cricket Board said in a statement.
"Ahead of the series against West Indies, the national team is also scheduled to play a one-off test against Bangladesh in September followed by a triangular T20I series that will feature Bangladesh and Zimbabwe," it added.
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