India’s squad for the upcoming two-Test tour of Sri Lanka is expected to be announced by Tuesday, with BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia confirming the timeline. The selection is one of the immediate decisions on the board’s calendar as attention turns to India’s next red-ball assignment.
Alongside the squad announcement, the BCCI is also set to carry out a broader review in early August. That assessment will cover India’s recent white-ball tours of Ireland, England and Zimbabwe, bringing multiple performances and team decisions under discussion.
The review is also expected to place the support staff under scrutiny, according to the development highlighted ahead of the meeting. While the full outcome will become clearer after the board’s discussions, the exercise appears aimed at evaluating how the team and backroom setup have performed across those overseas assignments.
Taken together, the Sri Lanka squad announcement and the BCCI review suggest an important week for Indian cricket. One decision will shape the team for the Test series, while the other could influence how the board assesses recent results and the support structure around the national side.
