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BCCI president Sourav Ganguly has prepared a roadmap for the team India and he is trying to host as many domestic games possible this year. In a letter addressed to the state associations, Sourav Ganguly also said that India will start preparing to host tournaments and the ODI World Cup in 2023, as per the report of Mumbai Mirror.

Rest of the fixture as of now remains the same whereas the cricket board will continue to honour FTP commitments. Ganguly wrote, "The senior Indian men’s team will travel to Australia in December this year and will come back to the country for a series against England starting from February next year. This will be followed by IPL 2021 in April.”

“In the domestic cricket context, we are currently in the off season and the BCCI is making all efforts to ensure that domestic cricket resumes as and when the conditions permit. The health and safety of players and all other involved in domestic cricket is of utmost importance to BCCI and we are constantly monitoring all aspects,” he added.

“All members will be duly informed about the future course of action and suggestions will be taken before we resume domestic cricket. We are hopeful that the Covid-19 situation will improve over the next few months and we will be able to start domestic cricket in a safe and healthy environment,” he concluded.

Currently, the board has been preparing for the 13th edition of Indian Premier League which is going to take place in the UAE from September 19 to November 10. With the postponement of ICC T20 World Cup late this year, the 53-day tournament has taken that window as well.