India's West Indies tour will start on July 12, the second test match will be special!

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We all know very well that IPL is over. WTC Final over. Now one month rest. But after this rest, when the Indian players return to work, there will be a tour of the West Indies in front. Another busy schedule is about, to begin with this West Indies tour. Let us tell you that India's West Indies tour is going to start on July 12 and during this tour, a series of 2 Tests, 3 ODIs, and 5 T20Is will be played.

This tour of the Indian team will be important, but the second Test match to be played during this tour is going to be a bit special, its importance will be different. Please tell that on this tour of the West Indies, the Test series is going to be played from 12 to 24 July. Meanwhile, the first Test match will be played from July 12 to 16 and the second Test match is scheduled to run from July 20 to 24.

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* This is the reason why the second test is special:

Let us tell you why the second Test match is going to be special. In fact, this Test match to be played between India and West Indies will be the 100th Test match to be played at Queens Park Oval in Trinidad. This is the reason that this moment will be historic as well as special.

* West Indies will celebrate the 100th Test at Queen's Park:

Cricket West Indies CEO Joining Rail said that he is happy that the schedule for the series with India is ready. And the most spectacular moment of this series is going to be the second test match. Which will also be the 100th Test to be played at Queens Park Oval. Please tell that he has promised that he will not leave any chance to make this historical moment memorable.

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* The first Test match was played at Queens Park 93 years ago:

Let us tell you that the first Test match at Queens Park Oval was played 93 years ago i.e. in the year 1930 between England and West Indies. Apart from this, the last Test on this ground was played in the year 2018 between West Indies and Sri Lanka. That is, when India and West Indies land at Queens Park Oval, it is going to be the first Test match to be played on this ground in the last 5 years.