LONDON: The former England captain Michael Vaughan on Thursday raises concerns over the series of five tests that will come between India and England, by saying changes in Covid-19-related insulation laws is the requirement of hours.
Vaughan’s comments came after the report appeared that India Wicketkeeper Batsman Rishabh Pant had been positively tested for the Coronavirus and was isolated for the past eight days.
“I am afraid of 100 Indian test series unless the isolation law changes …
we will definitely have a case as well as @ rishabhpant17 ..
plus further down the line I worry about ash can be greatly affected with a withdrawal player.
Except bubble / Quarantine rules change! “Vaughan wrote on Twitter.
Vaughan, however, did not determine what changes he wanted to see in the rules of quarantine at this time for the cricket team.
Pants will not travel with Indian squad to Durham where the Indian Team LED Virat Kohli will play a training match before taking English next month.
The Indian team was given a break after the world test championship against New Zealand.
Then on that day, the report emerged from the Indian setback specialist Dairand Guarantin also tested positive for Covid-19.
The Indian team will be taken in England in the five-match test series starting 4.
August will play a training game starting July 20 as a buildup of up to high intensity series.
The Indian-English exhibition marks the beginning of the second cycle of the world test championship.
Recently, the British team was also hit by a virus and was forced to set XI completely different in the Limited Overs series against Pakistan.
Fear for the Indian-English test series: Vaughan called for changes in the isolation law
