India Tour of Srilanka for Tri Series schedule to play 3 Tests, 5 ODI's and 2 T20I which included Bangladesh.
The tour will starts in March 2018, to play a tri-nation T20 tournament.
Sri Lanka are planned to play 3 Tests, 5 ODIs and a 2 T20 Internationals in India one year from now yet presumably a portion of the ODI matches will be changed into T20 apparatuses which will likewise help both SLC and Bangladesh make substancial monetory picks up.
Sri Lanka was dependably there with India at ICC and now unmistakably even Bangladesh, which had voted against BCCI at Fenruary meeting of the ICC Board is presently for world's wealthiest cricketing board.
Bangladesh it is heard is not content with ICC's turn to audit full participation status which could likewise hurt their prospects over the long haul.
Amid a meeting of the top board authorities in Colombo on the event of Bangladesh's memorable 100th Test coordinate, BCCI CEO Rahul Johri is accepted to have had examinations with Bangladesh Cricet Board (BCB) supremo Nazmul Hasan Papon and SLC boss Thilanga Sumathipala.
"The [SLC] specialized panel and cricket advisory group is investigating it, however right now we might want it to be a T20 triangular – that is the thing that the understanding is," SLC president Thilanga Sumathipala was cited by ESPN Cricinfo.
"We made this interest to India in about June or May a year ago," he said. "India were here amid the Asian Cricket Council opening service, so we talked about this – it's been continuing for seven to eight months. So this has nothing to do with the ICC executive meeting that occurred in February.
Sri Lanka was dependably there with India at ICC and now unmistakably even Bangladesh, which had voted against BCCI at Fenruary meeting of the ICC Board is presently for world's wealthiest cricketing board.
Bangladesh it is heard is not content with ICC's turn to audit full participation status which could likewise hurt their prospects over the long haul.
Amid a meeting of the top board authorities in Colombo on the event of Bangladesh's memorable 100th Test coordinate, BCCI CEO Rahul Johri is accepted to have had examinations with Bangladesh Cricet Board (BCB) supremo Nazmul Hasan Papon and SLC boss Thilanga Sumathipala.
"The [SLC] specialized panel and cricket advisory group is investigating it, however right now we might want it to be a T20 triangular – that is the thing that the understanding is," SLC president Thilanga Sumathipala was cited by ESPN Cricinfo.
"We made this interest to India in about June or May a year ago," he said. "India were here amid the Asian Cricket Council opening service, so we talked about this – it's been continuing for seven to eight months. So this has nothing to do with the ICC executive meeting that occurred in February.