Karachi: Sheldon Cotrell’s left arm Pacer and All-Rounders Roston Chase and Kyle Mayers have been ruled out of the T20i series who will come against Pakistan after testing positive Covid-19 after their arrival in Karachi on December 9 Besides Trio, not -Coaching members of the tour management members Also tested positively, said Cricket West Indies in a statement.
All four positive people, who are fully vaccinated and asymptomatic, will now undergo a period of self-isolation for 10 days, after that they will be tested again.
“Our arrival testing protocol in Pakistan has confirmed four (4) positive Covid-19.” It was confirmed while the players and staff were still in room insulation.
So regardless of significant setbacks for our preparation plan, we believe that the tour can continue because everyone returns negative PCR before their arrival to Pakistan and two Negative PCRs because they are in Karachi, “said Johnny Grave, CWI CEO.” Risk of Covid infection -19 It is not possible to remove completely from the cricket tour, despite the fact that many of our players have lived in bio-safe bubbles almost continuously since in front of the CPL.
“Losing three unusual players from our squad will seriously affect the preparation of our team, but all troops are in a good spirit.” The four individuals are now under the care and supervision of team doctors, Dr.
Akshai Mansingh.
The three series of T20i matches between West Indies and Pakistan began on Monday here at the National Stadium
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