The Board of Control for Cricket in India will name the probables for the next month's conditioning camp, for the tri-series in Sri Lanka [Images] in July-August, on Tuesday.

The names for the fringe fast bowlers' camp, beginning later this month, will also be announced.

BCCI secretary S K Nair said he would arrive in Bangalore on Monday evening and hold broad interactions with newly-appointed coach Greg Chappell [Images], selection committee chairman Kiran More and other selectors and chalk out the details for the two camps, including its duration.

The tri-series, involving India, the West Indies [Images] and the hosts Sri Lanka, is scheduled to begin on July 26.

Nair has already said Indians playing in the English county circuit and those figuring in the probables list would be allowed to skip the conditioning camp.

That would remove from the scene Sourav Ganguly [Images], Harbhajan Singh [Images], Irfan Pathan [Images] and Dinesh Mongia, who are all busy in the English circuit.

Meanwhile, Chappell has already had detailed discussions with the team's trainer, Gregory King, and physio, John Gloster on the plan of action for the two camps.