India lock in Zimbabwe tour; the men in blue set to be led by a new skipper

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Amidst all the talks and noise around ICC's management of the grueling cricket schedule, the Indian team is on a touring spree and hardly has any kind of breather before the fabled T20I World Cup that is to be played in Australia later this year. After the IPL, India played South Africa in the five-match T20I series followed by the Ireland series which had two matches T20I series. India had recently toured England for a one-off Test match, 3 T20Is, and 3 ODIs. India lost the Test match but managed to win the T20I and ODI series under Rohit Sharma's captaincy.

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