The tourists are due to play three Twenty20 internationals and five one-day matches up until October 25, before starting a four-test series on November 5.
Ten members of their Twenty20 squad turn out for various franchises in the glitzy cash-rich IPL, and Domingo said that will benefit his wards.
"We are fortunate to have quite a few players who know Indian conditions because of the IPL," Domingo told reporters in New Delhi. "They understand what is required to play in these conditions.
"We expect tough and uncompromising cricket during the tour. That is also how we play. The players are used to tough places.
