India's season runs West Indies this autumn, then straight into New Zealand across October and November, before Australia's Border-Gavaskar Trophy early next year — eight matches at home, twelve on tour, then five Tests back on Indian grounds. Pick a match, and we build the rest of the trip around it.
Test cricket's oldest modern rivalry, five grounds, five days each — flexible by design, since most travelers pick two or three days per Test rather than the full window.
Eight matches across eight cities in three weeks — each built as a self-contained 3-day trip around a single match day.
Twelve matches across five New Zealand cities over six weeks — five T20Is, five ODIs, then two Tests to close it out. Each white-ball match is a self-contained 3-day trip around a single match day; each Test is a flexible window you can pick your own days from.
