New Delhi Star cricketers of Team India, who have been locked in their homes for more than three months due to Corona virus infection, can return to the field. After Lockdown 4, the Government of India has now announced Unlock 1, which is being phased out. The Board of Control for Cricket in India has informed that arrangements are being made for training of big players from the team at the National Cricket Academy, Bengaluru.
BCCI treasurer Arun Dhumal said on Monday that the National Cricket Academy (NCA) team is preparing a training camp for India’s top players. However, he did not specify the time frame for when the camp will start. By the way, let me tell you that most of the star players from the team are in Mumbai at this time. Apart from captain Virat Kohli, vice captain Rohit Sharma, Test vice captain Ajinkya Rahane and Shreyas Iyer, a lot of players are also here.
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Dhumal said, “Domestic air service in India has started a week ago. We will review the air travel and set up training camps at a place that will make us 100 percent safe in terms of the health of the players. “So long as the situation is not completely safe. Till then they have been asked to practice on their own. They can contact the state cricket associations for this.”
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Cricket is closed in India since March
Indian team players last played an international match against New Zealand in February. On the tour of New Zealand, India played the last match of the two-Test series between 29 February and 2 March. After this, a three-match ODI series was to be played between India and South Africa but it was decided to cancel it.
