Sri Lanka has developed as the reasonable impartial setting for the much-anticipated two-sided cricket arrangement between most outstanding opponents India and Pakistan, and an official declaration is normal.
With it to clear that they won't play in the United Arab Emirates and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) declining to visit India, the main attainable choice left with the two sheets was the island country which will go about as the impartial scene.
India, who are as of now playing a four-coordinate Test arrangement at home against South Africa, have a month's window accessible, beginning December 8, for a diminished arrangement which is probably going to be bound to three One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and two T20 Internationals (T20Is) rather than the first two Tests, five ODIs and two T20Is, as per top BCCI sources.