India vs England Test Series: A New Era with the Tendulkar-Anderson Trophy

The highly anticipated Test series between India and England is set to begin on June 20, 2023. This series will introduce the Tendulkar-Anderson Trophy, named after two cricketing legends. The trophy will be unveiled during the World Test Championship final. This series not only marks a new chapter in cricket history but also signifies the start of a new WTC cycle. Read on to learn more about the matches and their significance.
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India vs England Test Series: A New Era with the Tendulkar-Anderson Trophy

Upcoming Test Series Between India and England

A five-match Test series is set to take place between India and England, commencing on June 20 and concluding on August 4. The Indian team has already departed for this tour, with Shubman Gill appointed as the captain of the Test squad. Notably, the trophy for this series will be named after cricket legends Sachin Tendulkar and James Anderson.


Trophy Unveiling and Series Naming


The Test series will officially be referred to as the Tendulkar-Anderson Series, a decision made collaboratively by the England and Wales Cricket Board and the BCCI. According to media reports, the trophy will be unveiled during the World Test Championship final, scheduled to take place from June 11, featuring a match between Australia and South Africa.


Historical Context of the Series


When held in England, this Test series was previously known as the Pataudi Trophy, while it was referred to as the Anthony de Mello Trophy when played in India. This upcoming series marks the beginning of a new WTC cycle, with the first match set to be played at Headingley.