LAHORE: After a fruitful investigation at a homegrown competition, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chose to not take COVID-19 checks for ...
LAHORE: After a fruitful investigation at a homegrown competition, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chose to not take COVID-19 checks for future matches that incorporate having a bio-secure air pocket.
The PCB official said that the board will embrace this strategy during the series against West Indies. As indicated by the PCB, a proposition will be shipped off the Cricket West Indies (CWI) to play the series without going to COVID-19 lengths.
Players and instructing staff will be allowed to associate with one another, and cricket will be played in an ordinary climate as in the past. In any case, COVID-19 tests may be led in the event that a player or staff part has side effects.
On account of a positive COVID result, the singular will be secluded for five days. A similar arrangement will be taken on in all of Pakistan's global series and homegrown competitions.
The PCB didn't make a bio-secure air pocket in the as of late finished up Pakistan one-day cup. The players were by and by encouraged to go to prudent lengths. Not a solitary COVID case was accounted for during the 33 matches played in the competition.
In the interim, PCB Chairperson Ramiz Raja saluted Australia and Pakistan groups for delivering captivating cricket all through the 38-day notable visit.
"The three-Test series was confrontational and charming going into the last hour of the fifteenth day to track down a victor, while white-ball cricket affirmed the high charging and type of both the sides. The fellowship and regard showed by the different sides during high-pressure cricket was praiseworthy and a gigantic ad for our game," Raja said in an explanation.
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