The first will be a tour of New Zealand, followed by a three-match T-20 series with India in February.
Thereafter, the Sri Lankans will play in the Asian T-20 championship to be hosted by Bangladesh in March.
Taking part in the T-20 world cup in India in March-April, Sri Lanka’s next commitment will be a three match Test series and five ODIs in England and two games with Ireland in May.
July and August will see Australia visiting Sri Lanka for three Tests, five ODIs and three T-20s.
A tri-nation tournament in India, also involving New Zealand, in September-October will be followed by a tour of South Africa in October-November for three Tests, five ODIs and three T-20s.
