The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) will make players and priority welfare staff for discussing plans while visiting Australia for the upcoming ash series, the council said on Friday.
The debate about whether this series must be postponed or postponed by one year has begun to grow due to restrictions imposed by Australian authorities that prohibit all except a small number of arrivals to the country as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Leading British Cricketers, including Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler, face prospects regardless of their families for four months, including during Christmas and New Year, because of their commitment at the Twenty20 World Cup before Abu.
The ECB, in a joint statement with the Professional Cricketers Association, said he had a meeting with the English team and the English team partnership to discuss temporary plans for the five-test series, scheduled to start on December 8 on December 8 Brisbane.
“All parties collaborate and will continue to work together to understand the protocol around the bubble environment, family provisions and quarantine rules that will exist for the tour during the Covid-19 pandemic at this time,” said the statement.
“With management and management of management welfare, the ECB will discuss planning and operational requirements with Australian Cricket in the coming weeks and how they are trying to implement their policies in partnership with state and federal governments.” All stakeholders are committed to placing players and welfare staff.
As a top priority and find the right solution that allows the English team to compete with the best players and at possible as high as possible that the ash series is worthy.
“The former Australian captain Greg Chappell called for British cricket to set aside concerns over quarantine restrictions.
And committed to traveling to Australia for this series.
The ECB said the main priority player was in the ash tour plan
