Kingston [Jamaica]: West Indies and Ireland have agreed to delay the second ODI, scheduled for Tuesday after two positive cases of Covid-19 further reported in the Irish camp.
Joint statement from Cricket West Indian (CWI) and Cricket Ireland said the two boards were in a discussion to review the match schedule and work to explore all the possibilities for the series.
“Cricket West Indies (CWI) and Cricket Ireland (CI) issued a shared statement after two positive Covid-19 cases were further reported in the Irish camp after recent testing, and two players were ruled out due to injury, producing Ireland which had a squad that had run out , “Read the statement.
Joint Statement by Cricket West Indian and Cricket Ireland at Delaying 2nd CG Insurance ODI | Full Statement: https://t.co/u1IFI3JA27- Windies Cricket (@WindiesCricket) 1641841146000 “International One Day Second scheduled for Taman Sabina on Tuesday, January 11 has been postponed,” he added.
📡: ODI postpones CG Insurance both ODI between Irish men and West Indies scheduled for tomorrow …
https://t.co/5zohotDi56- Cricket Ireland (@Cricketireland) 1641841236000Cording to Cricket West Indies (CWI), five members of the team Ireland who has returned with the positive results of Covid-19 remain in isolation under the medical team care and supervision.
Ireland Cricketers Simi Singh and Ben White were ruled out from the first ODI against West Indies on Saturday after testing positive Covid-19.
But the game runs according to plan.
On Odi Shamarh Brooks first and Kieron Pollard starred stick when West Indies beat Ireland with 24 walks here at Sabina Park on Sunday.
Covid-19: West Indies, Ireland agreed to delay the second ODI
