England Cricket board: No strict bio-bubble for India-England series

Updated : Jul 16, 2021 11:46
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Editorji News Desk

Citing mental health concerns, the England and Wales Cricket Board on Thursday announced that a strict bio-bubble will not be in place in the upcoming India England series.

While players from both camps have contracted the Covid-19 virus, English Board's Chief Executive Tom Harrison stated that there is a huge difference in players testing positive and imposing strict bio bubbles. 

Defending the ECB's decision, Harrison said that players are just fed up with bio-security and bio bubbles as it has had such a detrimental impact on their mental health. 

Currently, 5 players of the Indian team are under quarantine, and in the first week of July at least 7 members on the England side had tested positive. 

India is set to play a 5 match Test series against England starting August 4 in Nottingham. 


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