This looks eminently sensible to me - and perhaps heralds a departure from the understanding that tours need to be run on a reciprocal basis. Last time around, there were far too many ODIs in England (and too few tests) for the English appetite, at least to my memory. I have no objection to playing several ODIs in India, where the audiences like them, and fewer ODIs and more tests in England where that seems to be what the public demands there. Well done to both boards on this arrangement.

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