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West Indies Tour of India 2026: Schedule, Venues and How to Follow Every Market

India’s home season gets its first big headline act this year: the West Indies tour of India 2026, running from 27 September to 17 October with three ODIs and five T20Is across eight venues. This guide gives you the confirmed schedule, what to watch in each leg of the series, and how to have your 11xplay ID funded, verified and ready before the first ball in Thiruvananthapuram. This is the official 11xplay ID portal, written for adults aged 18 and over.

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West Indies tour of India 2026 schedule and cricket market guide

Full series schedule

The BCCI confirmed the tour in March 2026: eight matches in exactly three weeks, moving from the south of the country up through the east and centre before finishing in Bengaluru. Here is the complete fixture list.

MatchDate (2026)Venue
1st ODI (day-night)27 SeptemberGreenfield International Stadium, Thiruvananthapuram
2nd ODI (day-night)30 SeptemberACA Stadium, Guwahati
3rd ODI (day-night)3 OctoberMaharaja Yadavindra Singh Stadium, New Chandigarh
1st T20I (night)6 OctoberEkana Cricket Stadium, Lucknow
2nd T20I (night)9 OctoberJSCA International Stadium, Ranchi
3rd T20I (night)11 OctoberHolkar Stadium, Indore
4th T20I (night)14 OctoberRajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad
5th T20I (night)17 OctoberM. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru

The rhythm of the tour matters if you plan to follow it seriously: matches come every two to three days, which means squads rotate, pitches vary widely from venue to venue, and the team news an hour before the toss often says more than any pre-series opinion. Bookmark this page — and if you want the wider season picture, our India cricket calendar 2026–27 puts this series in context.

The ODI leg: what to watch

Three one-dayers in seven days, all day-night fixtures, at three grounds with very different characters. Thiruvananthapuram’s Greenfield Stadium has historically offered something to seamers under lights; Guwahati tends to reward batting depth; and the new Chandigarh venue is the least-known quantity of the three, which is exactly the kind of situation where the market takes longest to settle on a fair price.

For India, the ODI leg is part of the long build-up to the 2027 ODI World Cup in southern Africa, so expect selection to balance first-choice players with bench experiments. That has a practical consequence: pre-series assumptions about line-ups age badly, and the sharpest information window is the hour between team news and the first ball. If you are new to reading prices in that window, start with our plain-language guide to how betting odds work — it explains what a shortening or drifting price is actually telling you.

West Indies, for their part, arrive as a side that has repeatedly punished casual assumptions in white-ball cricket. Their power hitting travels well, and a two-match ODI burst from one of their top-order players can flip a series that looked settled. Respect that in how you stake: small, consistent amounts across the series will teach you far more than one big opinion on match one.

The T20I leg: five matches, five venues

Five T20Is in twelve days is a festival, and the venues are a tour of India’s most distinctive grounds: Lucknow’s tacky surface where 160 can be a winning score, Ranchi and Indore with their contrasting boundary sizes, Hyderabad’s true batting deck, and finally Chinnaswamy in Bengaluru — the smallest boundaries in the country, where no total is safe and in-play prices swing violently to match.

Treat each venue as its own event rather than extrapolating from the previous match. A player who looked unstoppable in Hyderabad can be strangled in Lucknow three days later purely because of the surface. The venue-by-venue nature of this leg is also why totals markets (team runs, over/under lines) are often more interesting than the simple match-winner price — they force you to think about the ground, not just the teams.

One practical note for night matches: dew. From October onwards, evening dew frequently makes the chasing side’s job easier because the ball skids on and bowlers struggle to grip. Markets know this — you will often see the toss winner’s price shorten simply for choosing to chase. Understanding that pattern before the series keeps you from mistaking a routine dew adjustment for real information.

How the markets will behave

Across the eight matches you will see the full personality range of cricket markets. ODI prices move in slow waves — a building partnership grinds a price shorter over ten overs, a double-wicket burst snaps it back. T20 prices lurch: one over from a set batter at Chinnaswamy can move a match-winner price further than an entire ODI session. Neither rhythm is a prediction machine; both are simply the market’s live estimate being updated ball by ball.

If you plan to bet live during this series, read our in-play betting guide first — it covers the bet delay, why markets suspend around wickets and reviews, and the discipline habits that keep a tense last over from making your decisions for you. And before the series starts at all, decide your budget for the whole tour, not match by match in the heat of the moment. Our betting budget guide shows a simple way to split a fixed amount across an eight-match series so one bad night never takes the rest of the tour with it.

Getting your ID ready before 27 September

The worst time to set up an account is ten minutes before a match you care about — verification and a first deposit are quick, but not instant, and rushing setup is how people skip safety checks. Do it the calm way, well before the first ODI:

  1. Message support through the WhatsApp button on this page and ask for a new 11xplay ID. The register guide explains exactly what happens and what details are needed.
  2. Complete verification early — our KYC guide covers why it protects your funds and how to finish it in minutes.
  3. Make a small first deposit and, importantly, test a small withdrawal before the series. The withdrawal guide explains what normal timing looks like.
  4. Log in on the device you will actually use on match nights — the app and mobile guide covers browser versus app access safely.
  5. Set your series budget and write it down. Decided in advance, it is a plan; decided during a super over, it is a mistake.

Do all five steps once and every match of the tour — and the rest of the 2026–27 season — is simply a matter of logging in.

Conclusion

The West Indies tour of India 2026 packs three ODIs and five T20Is into three October weeks, across eight venues with genuinely different characters. Learn the schedule, respect the venue-to-venue differences, understand why ODI and T20 prices move so differently, and have your ID verified and funded before 27 September rather than during the toss. For direct setup help, use the WhatsApp button below — and keep the online cricket ID guide and homepage handy for everything else.

Last Updated: August 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

The tour runs from 27 September to 17 October 2026. It opens with the first ODI in Thiruvananthapuram on 27 September and closes with the fifth T20I in Bengaluru on 17 October. Always confirm timings against the official broadcast schedule on match day.

Eight matches in total: three One Day Internationals followed by five T20 Internationals, played across eight different Indian venues from Thiruvananthapuram to Bengaluru.

The ODIs are day-night fixtures with an afternoon start, and the five T20Is are night matches with an evening start. Exact local timings are confirmed by the broadcaster closer to each match, so double-check on the day.

Yes. A single 11xplay ID gives access to pre-match and in-play markets across the ODI and T20I legs. If you do not have an ID yet, the WhatsApp button on this page connects you with official support, and setup usually takes only a few minutes.

Markets will form their own view closer to each match based on squads, form and conditions, and prices move ball by ball once play begins. No price is ever a guarantee — favourites lose regularly in cricket, which is exactly why disciplined stakes matter more than predictions.

Noticeably. T20 prices swing harder because one over can decide a match, while ODI prices move in longer waves shaped by partnerships and middle-over squeezes. Our in-play betting guide explains both rhythms in detail before you follow a live market.

Yes. Everything on this portal is intended for adults aged 18 and over who follow their local laws. Set a budget before the first ball of every match, keep stakes small, and never chase a loss.

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