New Delhi: In what happened as a big step, Chennai Super Kings wanted to get an Indian player who was part of the team to Dubai on Saturday.
The boy will then undergo quarantine six days and join members of the other forces who are already in the Bubble IPL 2021.
Speaking to Ani, CSK CEO Kasi Viswanathan confirmed his development and said that the team keeps the finger across that people like Ravindra Jadeja, Shardul Thakur and Cheteshwar Pujara can fly to Dubai on Saturday.
“Now that the test match is dead, we want to get CSK boys to Dubai tomorrow,” he said.
The control board for cricket in India (BCCI) has offered the UK and the Wales Cricket Board (ECB) rescheduling the canceled 5 test match scheduled to be played in Manchester from Friday.
BCCI and the ECB held several rounds of discussion to find a way to play a test match, however, the Covid-19 outbreak in the Indian team contingent forced the decision to call the game.
The 14th season, which was postponed in May this year after the Pandemic Covid-19, will continue on September 19 in Dubai with Blockbuster clashes between Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians.
The action will then turn to Abu Dhabi where Kolkata Knight Riders will directly fight the Royal Challengers Bangalore.
Sharjah will host his first game on September 24 when Royal Challengers Bangalore took Chennai Super Kings.
Overall, 13 matches will be held in Dubai, 10 in Sharjah, and 8 in Abu Dhabi.
BCCI has decided to get rid of contact tracing devices for UAE’s feet, starting September 19.
The Indian Council decided that the bubble integrity officer would carry out the contact required if there was a positive player test for Covid-19 in the UAE.
The Board has come up with a health advisor 46 pages that set all the pointer related to the IPL need to be followed to ensure the smooth functioning of the league.