After the announcement of Australian PM, Possibility of T20 World Cup increased

Melbourne: Australian PM Scott Morrison on Friday announced further easing of Coronavirus restrictions including allowing 40,000 stadiums to host 10,000 stadiums from next month. This has increased the possibility of organizing the T20 World Cup in October-November. There will also be a Test series against India in Australia from December onwards.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) is likely to decide on the fate of the World Cup next month. There is doubt about the Kovid-19 epidemic on the tournament of 16 teams. After the national cabinet meeting, the PM said that these changes will be implemented in events like sports matches, concerts and festivals.

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However, these places will be able to fill only 25 percent of seats of their capacity. He said that the states are working for the rules in which stadiums with a capacity of 40,000 people will be able to host 10,000 people from July so that the MCG, SCG and Adelaide Oval will not be able to play.

Morrison said, 'There should be a big and open space for this. The seats in this should also be at a reasonable distance. There will be a need to give tickets so that people understand how many people were present in that program. It will be considered in the next few weeks. For big stadiums, work will be done with the Chief Health Officer of the state at every venue.

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He said that rules are being made for these places in collaboration with the Chief Health Officers across the country. New Zealand has declared that they do not have any active cases of Kovid-19, Australia is also among the least affected countries and there have been more than 7000 infection cases.