Bangladesh have played only four matches against India in India so far since 1991 - three One-Day Internationals (one in 1991 and two in 1998) and an ICC
World Twenty20 diversion prior this year in March.
"As a main Test-playing country, it is BCCI's obligation to offer chance to each Test-playing country. It is my pleasure to declare the noteworthy irregular Test coordinate against our neighbors Bangladesh ahead of schedule one year from now. This will be an incredible expansion to our home season 2016-17," Anurag Thakur, the BCCI president, said.
Nazmul Hassan, Thakur's Bangladesh partner, was naturally content with the improvement too. "For the cricketers will's identity speaking to Bangladesh and India, this will be an eagerly awaited diversion and given the aggressive way of their constrained overs coordinates in the current past, I trust the conflict between these two cricket insane countries will get the creative energy," he spouted.
"The long sit tight for us to play a Test coordinate on Indian soil is at last over and this is a period for festivity."