Copying content from one directory to another

I'm copying a lot of folders/subdirectories from one network drive to another, however, the names of these files aren't known and I only want to copy the contents of the folders that have a name match.

Ex: srcdir has folders f1, f3, f4, f9 and destdir has folders f3, f5, and f9: since the names of folders f3 and f9 match, the contents (files and subdirectories) of f3 & f9 found in srcdir will be copied into their respective folders in destdir.

I've tried using xcopy but it only copies the files, and I've also tried

robocopy C:test1 C:test2 /u /s

but that skips over everything.

How would I go about copying the contents of a folder from the source network drive into its matching folder in the destination drive? Here's the code I have so far:

@ECHO OFF
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
for /d %%i in ("C:test1*") do (
  for /d %%j in ("C:test2*") do (
    set srcdir="%%~nxi"
    set destdir="%%~nxj"
    if !srcdir! == !destdir! ( robocopy C:test1 C:test2 ) else (echo Notsame!)
    echo %srcdir%
    ping 130.11.160.2
  )
)

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