LONDON: The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) were officially written to the International Cricket Council (ICC) to decide the fate of the fifth test that was canceled against India at Old Trafford, showed that the two councils were far from achieving completion.
The fifth and last test that determines the series in Manchester was summoned after the Covid-19 outbreak in the Indian camp forced its senior players to express their concerns to BCCI and the ECB to advance with the match.
“Yes, we have written a letter to the ICC,” The ECB spokesman told PTI when asked whether they want the global body to decide the fifth test.
Towards the game, India leads rubber 2-1.
Mandiri tests will not be part of this series.
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Covid is an acceptable non-compliance and Camp India has stated that it cannot involve the team for the match.
However, ECB disputes can be Indian players to return two negative RT-PCR results and are still reluctant to play.
The elderly like Captain Virat Kohli did not budge from their attitude that there was a risk involved during the incubation period, which overlaps with the test date because most players were treated by Physio Yogesh Parmar, who was in isolation after contracted a virus.
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If the ICC set the test as abandoned, India will win the 2-1 series but if the British get the confiscation of the DRC decision, it will be a 2-2 verdict and the host nation can also claim insurance.
The ECB goes to ICC prove that there is no friendly settlement of this issue as the home council looks at the loss.
If ruled out for India, the ECB stood up to issue a large loss because most of the 40 million pounds were not included in Covid-19 insurance.
Indian Cricketers have left England and most of them have touched the base in the UAE with their respective IPL franchises.
It does not need to be said that BCCI’s concern is the IPL schedule that became Haywire if there was a top player tested positive during the current test was canceled.