Cricbuzz schedule: India fixtures, archives and IST

Start with the competition

India, India A, Under-19 and India Women are separate teams. Domestic competitions also need the season and stage. Open the series record before selecting a fixture with a familiar pair of names.

Convert the displayed zone deliberately

IST is UTC+5:30. In a worked example, 14:00 UTC becomes 19:30 IST on the same date, while 21:00 UTC becomes 02:30 IST the next day. LOCAL refers to the venue’s zone, which can change with daylight saving.

Domestic and age-group labels matter

Keep the Ranji season, round and group with the fixture. For A-team or Under-19 cricket, retain the category in a saved reminder. Omitting it can turn a correct time into a reminder for the wrong match.

Postponed, rescheduled and completed

A schedule entry can be revised. Compare the status in the series and match record, then read the dated announcement if there is a change. A news story about an earlier time should not override a later official revision without explanation.

An old tournament keeps its original year

For an old World Cup, Asia Cup or tour, use archives. A current national schedule will not reliably answer when a completed match began in another edition.

Save enough detail to recognise the game

Store teams with category, competition, date, start time and time zone. A notification title such as India v Australia without those fields is easy to confuse across formats.

Keep the match and product in view

If the question changes from a score to a device error, a plan charge or a broadcast, switch to that product’s own record. The same name across those screens does not make their conditions interchangeable.

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