The Australian Cricket Board Made A Big Announcement
The Australian Cricket Board made a big announcement in view of the danger on the third Test match: Ind vs Aus.
A four-match Test series is being played between India and Australia. The second match of the series will be played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
After this, the third Test match of the series is scheduled at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), but this venue is clouded by doubt.
In such a situation, the place of the third Test match can be changed. This has been confirmed by the Australian Cricket Board (CA) itself.
According to Cricket Australia, the outbreak of the Coronavirus in Sydney has prompted CA officials to make contingency plans, but Sydney will be given the opportunity to host the New Year’s Test every year.
Melbourne Cricket Ground is in the queue to host back-to-back Test matches this summer, but Cricket Australia will be able to control the outbreak of COVID-19 before Sydney makes its final decision at the venue of the third Test match.
Coronavirus outbreaks in Sydney’s northern beaches have placed CA officials on high alert, with a meeting of CA officials and a steering committee of administrators working to plan the contingency.
CA has announced the MCG as a back-up venue on Thursday, if the SCG is unable to host the third Test against India from 7 January, then the MCG will face
The final decision on the Venue of the third Test match will be taken during the Boxing Day Test match.
Cricket Australia’s interim CEO Nick Hockley said in his statement to the Cricket Australia website, “We have always maintained that during a global pandemic the full time of cricket is set for agility, problem-solving and Teamwork will be needed.
We want to continue to protect the safety and well-being of all involved as our number one priority. ”
Australian players were happy when two Indian players left the team, said this.
Australian head coach Justin Langer has claimed that the absence of India captain Virat Kohli and fast bowler Mohammed Shami will benefit Australia.
The coach has also said that in the absence of these two players, the Kangaroo team will score more than 400 runs in the first innings of the Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
The second Test will begin on Saturday 26 December.
