Mumbai: In a big boost for their chances at the Under-19 World Cup ICC that was ongoing in West Indies, all the players hit by six Covid, including Yash Dhull captain and Deputy Sheikh Rasheed, on the U-19 team India had recovered afterwards it was diprump by a virus , and will be available for selection for the ICC World Cup quarter-finals under 191 against Bangladesh in Antigua on January 29, TOI has learned.
“Yes, all players have recovered.
They will join the team today and will be available for the selection for the last eight matches tomorrow,” a source at BCCI told Ti on Friday.
After they were tested positive for Covid on the day of the team match against Ireland in Group B matches in Trinidad last Wednesday – seriously endanger the campaign of the party – all six players were isolated in Trinidad, and missed the Indian group stage match against Ireland and Uganda.
Apart from Dhull and Rasheed, Aaradhya Yadav, Vasu Vats, Manav Parakh, and Siddharth Yadav were also found infected with a virus, because where India had hardly managed to oppose XI against Ireland.
They all missed the next match against Uganda also when India played with a naked number of minimum players.
After developing, BCCI has been fully able to fly in four reserve players for the Covid-Wrecked team at the under-19 World Cup which is ongoing in West Indies.
Abhishek Porel (Bengal), Uday Sahara (Rajasthan), Rishith Reddy (Hyderabad), Ansh Gosai (Saurashtra) was sent as a back-up to the side of the Dhull LED.
“We will see to play our strongest side for the quarter-finals,” said the source.
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