The former England captain Michael Vaughan called for Australian authorities to relax the strict regulations of the Pandemic Entry to allow the families of players to travel to the country or delay the upcoming ash series of a year.
Writing in Daily Telegraph, Vaughan said the Australian prospect facing a thicker English team “would be funny”, with senior players considering not traveling except their families can visit the Christmas period.
“If this situation is wrong with quickly and English players are allowed to join Australia by their families, then it must be postponed by one year,” Vaughan wrote.
“If not, it will be a flasik series against an up-to-miss English team.” His ashes must be the best of the best.
“Australia has placed some of the most stringent travel restrictions in the world in an effort to keep the virus in the bay.
With a strict limit on the numbers that are permitted to enter the country.
England will start the first match of the five-test series against Australia on December 8, With the last meeting to be played from January 14 to 18.
On the last ash tour The prospect is far from home for four months because.
their involvement in the Twenty World Cup October.
Australia recently resigned from the Rugby League World Cup in England in October due to Covid-19 concerns, while seven of the country’s cricket refused to t .
Ake on the West Indies tour that has just finished.
“I have Sympathy is absolute with any player who thinks not to go and I will support them along the way if they are pulled because they cannot be with their family at Christmas and New Year, “Vaughan wrote.
“We need Abu.
But we need a series to be fair and competitive.”