Team India will be quarantined for 2 weeks, Cricket Australia Chief

Team India will be quarantined for 2 weeks

The Indian cricket team is scheduled to visit Australia at the end of the year. The players of Team India will have to stay in quarantine for the first two weeks with them going on this tour. Cricket Australia is planning to quarantine Indian players in Adelaide.

Cricket Australia's Interim Chief Nick Hawkley has spoken of quarantining the Indian team for two weeks. The Board of Control for Cricket in India, Sourav Ganguly, a few days ago insisted that Team India would be in quarantine for two weeks on the Australia tour.

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According to ESPNcricinfo, Hawkley said, "The two-week quarantine will be fine. What we are considering right now is to provide better training to players during the quarantine period. Doing so will help them prepare for the match." Will not decrease. "

Cricket Australia wants this time a bio-safe environment has been created for the West Indies and Pakistan in England, the same should be made after India visits Australia. The team lived in an environment where they could practice without hesitation and there was no risk of infection.

"We will follow the guidelines given by the official and health expert. Whether it is on-site or close to the venue of the match, there will definitely be an effort to create an environment that can prevent this danger of infection. To minimize this as much as possible. Our priority is to create a bio-secure environment. "

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Australia tour schedule for India

On the tour of Australia, the Indian team has to play a series of four Tests and three ODIs. The first Test match will be played in Brisbane from 3 December. The only Pink Ball Test (11-15 December) is hosted by Adelaide. The third will be played in Melbourne (26–30 December) while the fourth and last test match will be played in Sydney (3–7 December).