<p>The West Indies and Sri Lanka will renew their rivalry when they face each other in a limited overs tri-nation series next year, that also involves powerhouse India. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The tournament, which runs from June 28 to July 11, will be hosted in Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago. <br /><br />The West Indies were originally scheduled to host Sri Lanka in two Tests, three one-day internationals and two Twenty20 internationals but the tour has now been deferred to allow players from both teams to participate in the Indian Premier League. <br /><br />While the Tests have been put back, the one-dayers will be absorbed in the tri-nation series. <br /><br />The West Indies will open the tournament with a clash with India at Sabina Park on June 28 and two days later face Sri Lanka, who they beat in the final of the World Twenty20 Championship last October. <br /><br />Three matches will be played at Sabina Park while four matches, including the final, will be staged at Queen’s Park Oval. <br /><br />The final will be contested by the two teams with the most points after the six preliminary round matches. <br /><br />For the West Indies, the Tri-Nations is part of a busy 2013 schedule which also sees Zimbabwe touring the Caribbean for two Tests, three ODIs and two Twenty20s, and Pakistan arriving for a limited overs series.</p>
<p>The West Indies and Sri Lanka will renew their rivalry when they face each other in a limited overs tri-nation series next year, that also involves powerhouse India. <br /><br /></p>.<p>The tournament, which runs from June 28 to July 11, will be hosted in Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago. <br /><br />The West Indies were originally scheduled to host Sri Lanka in two Tests, three one-day internationals and two Twenty20 internationals but the tour has now been deferred to allow players from both teams to participate in the Indian Premier League. <br /><br />While the Tests have been put back, the one-dayers will be absorbed in the tri-nation series. <br /><br />The West Indies will open the tournament with a clash with India at Sabina Park on June 28 and two days later face Sri Lanka, who they beat in the final of the World Twenty20 Championship last October. <br /><br />Three matches will be played at Sabina Park while four matches, including the final, will be staged at Queen’s Park Oval. <br /><br />The final will be contested by the two teams with the most points after the six preliminary round matches. <br /><br />For the West Indies, the Tri-Nations is part of a busy 2013 schedule which also sees Zimbabwe touring the Caribbean for two Tests, three ODIs and two Twenty20s, and Pakistan arriving for a limited overs series.</p>