Pakistan will open their first limited-overs series in India for five years with a Twenty20 international in Bangalore on December 25, the Indian cricket board announced on Thursday. The tourists will play one more T20 match in Ahmedabad on December 27 before a three-match one-day series starts in Chennai on December 30, the Board of Control for Cricket in India secretary Sanjay Jagdale said in a statement. Kolkata and Delhi will be the venue for the other one-day internationals, the Indian board said after securing government clearance to host Pakistan. The rivals have not played a series since Pakistan\'s tour of India in 2007, after cricket ties were broken following the 2008 terror attacks in Mumbai by militants from Pakistan. The countries -- where cricket is hugely popular -- have fought three wars since independence in 1947. The Indian and Pakistani cricket teams have met only in international tournaments since 2007. They clashed in the 50-over World Cup semi-final in the northern Indian town of Mohali last year, a match that was attended by both countries\' prime ministers. India and Pakistan also played during the Asia Cup in Bangladesh in March. Both matches were won by India. Schedule: Dec 22: Arrival in Bangalore Dec 25: First T20 international in Bangalore Dec 27: Second T20 international in Ahmedabad Dec 30: First ODI in Chennai Jan 3: Second ODI in Kolkata Jan 6: Third ODI in Delhi
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