T20 World Cup 2022: ICC relaxes COVID rules; cricketers tested COVID-19 positive allowed to play | XtraTime

Xtra Time Web Desk: Global Cricket Council (ICC) on Sunday announced the relaxation of Covid-19 polices throughout the ongoing T20 Earth Cup 2022. In accordance to the most current growth, any cricketer tested optimistic for Covid-19 will be allowed to participate in in the match and will not have to bear isolation.

The new Covid-19 recommendations suggests there will be no mandatory tests during the levels of competition and there won’t be an isolation time if player contracts COVID-19. The ICC have requested crew physicians to get a get in touch with depending on the player’s issue if they have tested Covid-19 favourable. This week, the obligatory COVID-19 isolation procedures imposed by the Australian Federal Federal government arrived to an conclusion.

Groups will on the other hand be permitted to make squad adjustments should a participant return a optimistic PCR exam, with the infected participant then permitted to return to the squad on returning a negative exam.

In the meantime the T20 World Cup 2022 started out from Sunday, October 16, 2022. Minnows Namibia stunned Sri Lanka in the opening fixture at Geelong in Melbourne.

 There will be 16 teams enjoying 45 matches in 7 Australian cities between 16 October and 13 November. Seven venues across Australia will host matches during the ongoing T20 Planet Cup 2022. The final will be performed at the Melbourne Cricket Floor.