Mumbai: Only 24 hours before their departure to Rajkot for the league match one day under the year of women, the Mumbai Under-19 women’s team was beaten by Covid scare players who were tested positively on Sunday morning and therefore ruled out.
The 22-member squad, which has now reduced to 21, is undergoing a camp at the BKC MCA facility, and plays a training match on Sunday.
“Players felt a fever for the past three days.
In accordance with the BCCI protocol tested the 72 hours before the domestic tournament, all players were tested on Saturday.
After the test was positive, he did not play a match today, and immediately taken home by his father,” a source in the association Cricket Mumbai told Toi.
“It shouldn’t be too problem.
At this time there can be hit by Covid-19.
All other players are tested negative.
In accordance with the BCCI protocol, the team will quarante six days in bio bubble after reaching Rajkot, where they will be tested every day.
So everything Must be fine, “he said.
The camp is not detained in bio bubbles, which means that the players travel every day to BKC from their homes.
MCA Apex Council to meet CIC, voters on Monday MCA will hold an urgent meeting of the Apex Board, the Jatin LED Cricket Improvement Committee (CIC) and the main voters from all selection committees.
The agenda of this meeting is to discuss the 2021-22 season cricket activities.
Former Indian Pacer Salil Ankola is the Chair of the Senior Selection Committee, Atul Ranade Head of the Under-19 Panel, Mandar Phadke is a chief voter under 16 Mumbai and Jayprakash Jadhav is the chairman below 14.
“As requested by members of the Apex Board, a meeting with an urgent AC, CIC and chairman of all selection committees will be held on Monday at 4pm at the Association Office.
You were asked to attend the same thing, “read the notification (copy with TOI) sent to all the people concerned by the Secretary of the MCA Sanjay rose.
Besides Paranjape, CIC includes former Indian Vinod and Nilesh Kulkarni.
“Later, several members of the Apex Board felt that they needed to have direct communication with CIC and voters.
This meeting will provide the platform,” said a source at MCA.
The Ombudsman Postpones heard the ethics officer of the MCA-cum-Ombudsman Justice (Retd) Vijaya Tahilramani has postponed the hearing of his first case since taking over the post in March this year.
Tahilramani has been scheduled for September 22, at MCA HQ, the trial for the Neil Savant petition has submitted, on August 23, against the MCA where he assigned “personal data security violations and violations of player data privacy and the first official through the MCA.
New player registration software Launched by the Association on August 2, 2021.
“” This is to inform you that because of the circumstances that cannot be avoided, the Ombudsman will not be available at 22.09.2021.
The new date will be immediately intimacy for you, “Tahilramani has written via email to Savant.
Covid scare in the Mumbai Under-19 women’s cricket team
