Only seven days before Pakistan cricket crew’s flight to England, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has led the COVID-19 trial of all the 29 players.
While the consequences of all cricketers are not out yet, youthful stars including Haider Ali, Haris Rauf, and Shadab Khan have all tried positive. None of the COVID-19 positive cricketers have indicated any side effects of the malady. The PCB has guided the cricketers to experience self-segregation and the cricketing brotherhood is wanting for their rapid recuperation.
Imad Wasim and Usman Shinwari’s reports came out negative and they will report the National Cricket Academy on 25 June.
As per sound reports, the coronavirus trial of some Karachi and Lahore-based cricketers will be out today. The group is set to withdraw for England on 28 June for their 3-coordinate Test arrangement and the same number of T20Is in August-September. The group will experience a 14-day isolate period in the wake of arriving in the UK followed by a preparation camp.
The Pakistan Cricket Board is allegedly in converses with the England Cricket Board (ECB) to present the appearance date to give more opportunity to the cricketers to adapt to the conditions.
