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May 17, 2017 Sports
ESPNCRICINFO – India will tour the West Indies for five ODIs 
and one T20 international in June and July, with the trip beginning almost immediately after the Champions Trophy final in England.
The Champions Trophy final is scheduled for June 18 and the first ODI between India and West Indies is on June 23 in Trinidad. The second ODI is at Queen’s Park Oval as well, before the teams move to Antigua for the next two matches.
The last ODI and the T20I will be played at Sabina Park on July 6 and 9.
Unlike India, West Indies are not part of the Champions Trophy and will be hosting Afghanistan while the top eight ranked ODI nations compete in the ICC tournament in England.
This will be the fourth bilateral series between the sides since 2013. India had toured West Indies in 2016 as well, for Tests and T20Is but no ODIs.
The complete fixtures of India’s tour of the West Indies, 2017:
23-Jun Friday 1st ODI at Queen’s Park Oval
25-Jun Sunday 2nd ODI at Queen’s Park Oval
30-Jun Friday 3rd ODI at SVRS
2-Jul Sunday 4th ODI at SVRS
6-Jul Thursday 5th ODI at Sabina Park
9-Jul Sunday Only T20I at Sabina Park.
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