'No quarantine for foreign players': BCCI releases IPL Covid protocol

Updated : Aug 08, 2021 14:47
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Ahead of the remaining IPL season, BCCI has released a set of health and safety protocols that the players, staff, and their family members have to follow. As per the new rules, the foreign players who will be participating in the IPL will not have to undergo quarantine, however, the family members and staff could face disciplinary action of the bio bubble is breached. The franchise team members will also take a RT PCR test 72 hours before the scheduled flight. 

Also Read UAE leg of IPL 2021 to begin with Mumbai vs Chennai on September 19  

IPL was suspended in April after multiple positive reports. It will now resume from September 19 in UAE and the first match will be played between CSK and MI. 

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