Afghanistan hosts India T20Is – Bharat Pulse News

Afghanistan will host India for a three-match T20 International series at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi from September 13 to 17, 2026. Although the matches will be played in India, Afghanistan will be the designated home team for the series. India Afghanistan T20I Series Schedule The opening T20I will be played on September 13, followed by the second match on September 15 and the final encounter on September 17. All three matches will take place at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. The series forms part of Afghanistan’s international schedule and continues the country’s practice of staging selected home fixtures outside Afghanistan. India has previously provided venues and facilities for Afghanistan to host international cricket. Afghanistan to Host India in Delhi The Afghanistan Cricket Board and the Board of Control for Cricket in India have confirmed the three-match series. Despite India providing the venue, Afghanistan will officially serve as the host nation. The arrangement reflects the long-running cooperation between the two cricket boards in supporting Afghanistan’s international cricket programme. The series will also provide Afghanistan with another opportunity to face one of the leading teams in world cricket in bilateral competition. India Afghanistan Cricket Rivalry Grows The upcoming T20I series adds another chapter to the growing cricketing relationship between India and Afghanistan. India previously hosted Afghanistan’s historic maiden Test match in Bengaluru in 2018 and has continued to support the country with cricketing infrastructure and international opportunities. The September series is expected to attract significant attention as both teams strengthen their preparations for upcoming international assignments.

Afghanistan to Host India for Delhi T20Is

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