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The indian team will kickstart 2023 with a three-match t20i series against sri lanka. check out the full schedule of the men's team here..

Team India had a rather indifferent year in 2022; it began with India's Test series defeat against South Africa following which Virat Kohli stepped down as captain in the longest format, and while India's performances in the bilateral series remained strong as ever, they failed to translate that form in global events. At the 2022 T20 World Cup, the Rohit Sharma -led Indian team faced a 10-wicket loss in the semi-final of the marquee tournament to eventual champions England.

The year saw a number of debuts and multiple captains in the side across formats, owing to injuries and rest to senior players; and as the year ended, Hardik Pandya was given the leadership in T20Is for the series against Sri Lanka with all of the side's top-3 – KL Rahul, Rohit Sharma, and Virat Kohli – missing from the squad for the shortest format.

India did end 2022 on a strong note at the World Test Championship as they solidified their second spot in the table with a 2-0 clean sweep series win against Bangladesh. But the new year brings new tests and the side will be aiming to keep its form intact for the upcoming challenges.

As the Indian team prepares to enter the new year that includes the WTC Final as well as the home World Cup, let's take a look at the side's cricketing calendar in detail:

January 2023: India vs Sri Lanka (Home)

• 1st T20I (Jan 3) - Mumbai
• 2nd T20I (Jan 5) - Pune
• 3rd T20I (Jan 7) – Rajkot
• 1st ODI (Jan 10) – Guwahati
• 2nd ODI (Jan 12) - Kolkata
• 3rd ODI (Jan 15) – Thiruvananthapuram

January/February 2023: India v New Zealand (Home)

• 1st ODI (Hyderabad) - Jan 18
• 2nd ODI (Raipur) - Jan 21
• 3rd ODI (Indore) - Jan 24
• 1st T20I (Ranchi) - Jan 27
• 2nd T20I (Lucknow) - Jan 29
• 3rd T20I (Ahmedabad) - Feb 1

February/March 2023: India v Australia (Home)

• 1st Test (Nagpur) - Feb 9-13
• 2nd Test (Delhi) - Feb 17-21
• 3rd Test (Dharmshala) - Mar 1-5
• 4th Test (Ahmedabad) - March 9-13
• 1st ODI (Mumbai) - March 17
• 2nd ODI (Vishakhapatnam) – March 19
• 3rd ODI (Chennai) – March 22

March-May 2023: Indian Premier League

The detailed schedule of the 2023 edition of the T20 league is yet to be announced.

June 2023: World Test Championship Final

By the time of writing this story, India are second in the World Test Championship and are primed to qualify for the final, where their most likely opponents would be Australia who are 1st in the table.

July/August 2023: West Indies vs India (Away)

The series will feature two Tests, three ODIs and three T20Is. The schedule is yet to be announced.

September 2023: Asia Cup 2023 (Away)

Pakistan are scheduled to host the continental tournament but disagreements between the BCCI and PCB may lead to a change of hosts.

October 2023: India vs Australia (Home)

Australia will take part in a three-match ODI series to prepare for the World Cup in India.

October/November 2023: ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup

For the first time, India will be the sole host of the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup in 2023. India will be aiming to add a third title, having already won the 1983 and 2011 editions of the tournament.

November/ December 2023: Australia v India (Away)

Australia will travel to India for the third time in the year to play five T20Is.

December 2023: India v South Africa (Away)

Team India will end the year with a full-fledged tour to South Africa.

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india tour of ireland, 2023

No opportunity for Jitesh, Avesh while returning India stars miss opportunity to add more miles to their bowling load

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The BCCI has announced the India men’s fixtures for the 2023/24 home international season, in which they will host Australia , Afghanistan and England – here’s all you need to know including match dates and venues.

India will play Australia in a five-match ODI series in September before the World Cup gets underway the following month. Fixture details for the World Cup have already been announced, with the final set to take place in Ahmedabad.

Following the competition, Australia will remain in India to play five T20Is which will spill into early December. Afghanistan will then kick-off the new year with three T20Is from January 11-17.

Later in January, England will return to India for a five Test match series starting on January 25 in Hyderabad. Vizag, Rajkot, Ranchi and Dharamsala will host the following matches, with the series concluding in the second week of Marsh.

All in all, India will host 16 matches of men’s bilateral international cricket in the 2023/24 home season. Excluding the World Cup, 11 separate venues will host men’s international cricket under the BCCI venue rotation policy.

The Afghanistan T20I tour will be the side’s first bilateral white ball series in India, with the final set to take place in Indore, where Afghanistan played their first-ever Test match.

England last toured India for a Test match series in 2021. India won the series 3-1 after England took victory in the first Test in Chennai. England haven’t won a Test series in India since 2012.

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1st ODI, Mohali: Friday, September 22, 2023 (1:30pm) 2nd ODI, Indore: Sunday, September 24, 2023 (1:30pm) 3rd ODI, Rajkot: Wednesday, September 27, 2023 (1:30pm)

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England tour of India – Five Test matches

1st Test, Hyderabad: Thursday, January 25 – Monday 29, 2024 (TBC) 2nd Test, Vizag: Friday, February 2 – Tuesday 6, 2024 (TBC) 3rd Test, Rajkot: Thursday, February 15 – Monday 19 (TBC) 4th Test, Ranchi: Friday, February 23 – Tuesday 27 (TBC) 5th Test, Dharamsala: Thursday, March 7 – Monday 11 (TBC)

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2024 Masters leaderboard, winner: Scottie Scheffler's patience begets second green jacket in three years

Scheffler displayed a disciplined approach that, combined with extraordinary ball striking, turned sunday into an epic coronation at augusta national golf club.

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Three straight birdies at the turn made the inevitable reality as Scottie Scheffler pulled away from a packed leaderboard at the 2024 Masters to become the 10th man in history to claim two green jackets in a three-year span. The 27-year-old Scheffler, spending his 82nd straight week as the No. 1 golfer in the world, left no doubt Sunday that what was already known is indeed true: every golf tournament he plays goes through him.

Scheffler finished 11 under -- four strokes clear of the field -- after entering the 88th playing of the Masters as an overwhelming favorite. He did nothing to dissuade his supporters over the first three rounds, either leading or staying within a single stroke after 18, 36 and 54 holes entering Sunday's finale.

Once a two-stroke lead after three holes became a four-way tie entering the turn Sunday, Scheffler flipped a switch and never looked back. He added to that three-birdie stretch from Nos. 8-10 by scoring three more on the 13th, 14th and 16th to keep Ludvig Åberg (-7) -- finishing second while playing in his first career major championship -- at arm's length.

"It's a difficult golf course to close out a win on," Scheffler explained. "You can't play overly defensive. ... You have to play to the correct spot and hit really good golf shots. I did that to the best of my abilities today and was fortunately able to hit some really key shots and make some nice birdies there on the back nine. Really, from hole 8 on, I played really, really nice golf."

Scheffler on Sunday became the 18th man to win two Masters and the first to do so over a three-year span since Bubba Watson (2012, 2014). He is also the fourth-youngest two-time Masters champion and the eighth golfer to win the first two major championships of his career at Augusta National. 

With the 2024 tournament being his fifth Masters appearance, Scheffler is the second-fastest to have green jackets take up two hangers in his closet, the quickest to the achievement in 88 years (Horton Smith, third appearance, 1936).

Despite how simple Scheffler can make the game look, this Masters was anything but easy for the top name in the game. His iron play wasn't at his usually excellent level for most of the week, his tenor was tested plenty -- his pregnant wife and best friend not by his side like usual , instead at home days or weeks away from giving labor -- but when the correct shots in the correct moments were called upon, Scheffler answered.

Fighting his swing early on Sunday, Scheffler found himself in a dog fight with Åberg, Collin Morikawa and Max Homa all nipping at his heels. Scrambling saves were required to maintain his lead as he missed greens both short and long.

An uneasy feeling, Scheffler's short game took matters into its own hands. At its best when the tournament is often its tensest, his soft touch produced a stunner on the third from the bunker for his first birdie of the day.

His pursuers purred and had their moments, though. Åberg turned in 33 to touch the lead, Morikawa answered a Scheffler birdie on No. 8 with one of his own, and Homa lashed a mighty approach into 10.

The peloton was formed with 10 holes to play, and the thought of four of the best players in the world jostling through the second nine at Augusta National on Sunday raced through the minds of many. Unfortunately his peers, Scheffler raced away from the three-player pile up.

First, it was Morikawa who couldn't keep up as the two-time major champion needed two from the greenside bunker on No. 9 and ultimately carded a double bogey. Another followed on the 11th when his second found a watery grave.

Åberg had crashed just before them with the same fatal mistake. The Masters rookie battled back, it was too little too late. He ultimately became the third debutant in the last five years to finish runner-up.

Homa stood as Scheffler's last real threat as he sent a prayer into the air on Amen Corner's treacherous par-3 12th. It wasn't answered as Homa's ball traveled a yard too long, took a firm bounce and found a bush. Another double bogey ensued.

From a pack of four, only Scheffler was left standing.

While others took the bait and got greedy, Scheffler displayed discipline. While others tried to tame a brutally difficult Augusta National, Scheffler stayed patient. While others' emotions got the best of them, Scheffler remained calm.

Scheffler's superpower, his mental game, shined through when it mattered most. His ball striking gets praised and his short game is respected, but Scheffler's greatest strength has nothing to do with the club in his hand and everything to do with the mind of the person wielding it. The one now donning a second green jacket in three years.

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2. Ludvig Åberg (-7): After starting his Masters career with a 73, Åberg fired three straight under-par rounds including the only one in the 60s on Friday. A member of the penultimate pairing on Sunday, the Masters rookie felt it on the greens early. He curled in a ticklish birdie on No. 2 and another on No. 9 to head into the second nine with a share of the lead. Getting too aggressive down the hill into the 11th green, the young Swede's approach found the water and led to a double bogey -- his only dropped shots of the day. Åberg bounced back with two birdies over his next three holes to apply a smidge of pressure on Scheffler, but by then, the damage was done. The major debutant will learn from this mistake and be better for it. For now, he'll have to settle for a solo second.

T3. Max Homa, Collin Morikawa, Tommy Fleetwood (-4): Both Morikawa and Homa looked strong early. The two-time major champion did not miss a single approach shot across his first eight holes but was unable to connect on the greens. He stood square with Scheffler through this stretch of the golf course, but greed got the best of him on No. 9 when he tried to get too much out of his approach ultimately leading to the first of two double bogeys in a three-hole stretch. 

Meanwhile, Homa was a surgeron around Augusta National. Picking and choosing his spots with care, the 33-year-old's birdie on the long 10th meant he had jumped into a share of the lead. He may have been too cautious when all is said is done as he erred long on the 12th, which led to his double bogey and refused to hit driver on the par-5 13th electing to play it as a three-shot hole. Still, it represents Homa's best major result and the return of major Morikawa.

"Greed got the best of me," Morikawa said. "Nine, can't miss it over there and can't leave it in the bunker. Eleven, just tried to hit too perfect of a shot. It's not like at that point I was trying to press. I knew where I stood. Yeah, it's just can't do that. In the past, I haven't done it, but kind of where the game's at. You kind of find your little stride. We put a lot of pieces of the puzzle together this week, but after watching Scottie this week, I know what to do if I really want to close this gap on what he's doing and how impressive he's playing."

T6. Cameron Smith, Bryson DeChambeau (-2): After shooting the round of the tournament (65) on Thursday, DeChambeau carded three straight over-par rounds. The former U.S. Open champion fared well in the difficult conditions on Friday, but he lost his touch on the greens over the weekend. Remaining patient for the first half of the tournament, his aggression got the better of him late on Saturday and sunk his Masters chances. He fought back nicely with his hole-out on 18 in Round 3 and a couple birdies in the middle of his first nine on Sunday, but it was all for not. DeChambeau's T6 is his first finish inside the top 20 in his Masters career.

Take it in, Scottie Scheffler!

That is his sixth birdie in his last nine holes. Scheffler tacks one on 16 and his lead is four with two holes to play. The green jacket might as well be his.

3 up 3 to go

Scottie Scheffler makes par on No. 15 to remain at 10 under and three clear of Ludvig Aberg. Three pars should secure him his second Masters title in three years. 

Scheffler birdies 14

He is up three with four to go. He taps in his fifth birdie in the last seven holes and now heads to the par-5 15th. Aberg was unable to go for the green in two after a wayward drive and needs to put a wedge close.

Aberg keeps fighting

The young Swede has rattled off two straight birdies to get within two of Scottie Scheffler. The world No. 1 just made birdie on 13 to get to 9 under. It looks like it will come down to these two as Max Homa sits four adrift at 5 under with only four holes to play.

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