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Cricinfo staff
November 7, 2008
The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has confirmed India will tour the West Indies for four ODIs in June and July next year.
West Indies visited India for four ODIs in January 2007, losing the series 3-1, and India's reciprocal tour of the Caribbean gets underway on June 26.
In what is a packed Caribbean schedule for next year, England arrive in January for four Tests, five ODIs and a Twenty20 followed by Bangladesh, who are due to play two Tests, three one-dayers and the obligatory Twenty20. The ICC World Twenty20 in England then kicks off on June 5 before India travel to the West Indies for the four ODIs.

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