
India A is scheduled to host Australia A for a pair of unofficial multi-day matches, with action getting underway on September 22 and the second fixture beginning on September 29. The hosts will be captained by Devdutt Padikkal, who enters the series following strong recent centuries against Sri Lanka and a solid knock in the Duleep Trophy final, while Sai Sudharsan takes on vice-captaincy duties.
The visiting Australian side features players such as Peter Handscomb, Nathan McSweeney, and Sam Konstas, whereas Jake Weatherald was omitted from the touring roster and remains active in domestic one-day fixtures back home.
All action from both multi-day encounters will take place at the Cricket Association Pondicherry Siechem Ground in Puducherry, with each day's play commencing at 9:30 in the morning local time. Spectators in India wishing to follow the contests can access live streaming through the JioHorstar application and internet portal.
Organizers confirmed that no television broadcast has been arranged for either fixture, while broadcast arrangements for other geographic territories remain pending official announcements.
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