Fans will be allowed to watch T20 World Cup at the Stadium

Melbourne, PTI If 15 teams are allowed to come to Australia for the T20 World Cup 2020, then the fans will not be prevented from going to the stadium. This is to say the interim CEO of the Australian Cricket Board (Cricket Australia), Nick Hockley. On Saturday, Nick Hockley has said that if the T20 World Cup happens, then viewers will also be allowed to watch the live-action.

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Hockley, who replaces Kevin Roberts, wants to take Cricket Australia to greater heights, which is currently facing a financial crisis. Various possibilities are being worked out for T20 World to be scheduled later this year and one of them is to host the tournament before the stand is vacant in the wake of the COVID-19 epidemic. 16 teams including hosts Australia to play T20 World Cup

However, Hockley said the crowd would be allowed. Hosting 15 teams with players, officials, and support staff is "difficult". Indicating that perhaps the ICC may postpone the major event. Can T20 World Cup be held without fans or not? To this Nick Hockley told in Cricket Australia's website, "The reality is this and we've gained a lot of understanding about it in recent weeks, with the most likely crowd to return before international travel. Our biggest challenge is getting 15 teams in the country. "

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He has said, "If I am comparing this to the possibility of a bilateral tour, then you are talking about bringing one team and then playing individual matches, but at the same time, 15 teams and six or seven teams in a city It is a much more complex practice. " Not only that, but Nick Hockley is also saddened by the removal of Kevin Roberts from the board.

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