Afghanistan will play their first historically speaking Test coordinate in India, authorities from the two nations declared Monday, in the midst of hypothesis that the amusement could be played as right on time as one year from now.
"The Afghans were planning to play their first test in 2019 versus Australia yet to think about the connection between India and Afghanistan, we chose to have their first Test," BCCI acting secretary Amitabh Choudhary said.
The BCCI did not state if the Test against Afghanistan is included in India's 81 home matches for 2019-2023, prompting the theory that the two countries are hoping to play a match from now
Atif Mashal, the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) executive, said on Twitter that the date and setting will be reported soon. India has gone about as a tutor for Afghanistan cricket, facilitating a portion of the war-torn country's home matches.
This year, spinner Rashid Khan and previous commander Mohammad Nabi turned into the primary Afghans to be picked in the Indian Premier League closeout.
Choudhary said after a BCCI meeting that there would be home amusements against England, Australia and South Africa yet Pakistan is as yet excluded in India's timetable.
Most outstanding adversaries India and Pakistan have not played a reciprocal arrangement since 2013 in view of political strains.
India's next installations cycle has more home matches than the present timetable, yet the quantity of playing days has been cut after objections from players drove by captain Virat Kohli.
