Yeah I'd imagine that to be logistically near impossible to pull off in such short notice and with such uncertainty over borders and the like.That would be the easiest but will Australia allow others to fly in?
No real surprise, matter of time, it is almost impossible to contain a bubble when the host country is having such a large uncontrolled out-break.
I dont think it dilutes that at all. The distraction definitely helps enough percentage of the people, based on polls and stuff, but it cant obviously be at the cost of the people involved. And yeah, the hub model should have worked but BCCI perhaps thought they could fly them out coz they did that in the England tour and it worked. They went with the same template. I think it might change now and we may play out rest of the tourney, if it does go ahead, in the current venues. Delhi also reduced their active cases count today and there is a good chance that both Ahmedabad and Delhi are past the peak of the second wave as well, so they may well just play here and finish the tournament.Didn't the franchises want to have more of a "hub" model where everyone is located in one or two cities in secured bio-bubbles but were overruled by the BCCI?
I do wonder if international boards will start getting frisky about the NOCs at some point. Not, once again, that there would be any point as far as Australia is concerned...
But yeah I've felt a ways about this tournament being held for a while now but figured, well, I guess people need the distraction so didn't comment. This turn of events rather dilutes the strength of that justification.
Any link, I've not seen that news just that he isolating? But yeah agree with SCC - I'm kind of waiting to hear more as I guess with a game every day they kind of have to move quickly - it isn't a good look if you continue playing then decide in 2/3 days to postpone off the back of this.Pat Cummins just tested positive for coran virus, where do we go from here guys.
The guy called Cummins a "baseballer" lmao you have to be taking the piss.