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On the eve of the high-octane India-Pakistan clash, Indian captain Rohit Sharma spoke about team trying different combinations with an eye on the upcoming World T20.  
During the press conference, when asked about India trying different combinations to open, the skipper said, ‘the team and the coaches have decided to try different combinations to find the best possible playing XI’ The 35-year-old pointed out that while some things will work out for the team, others might not, but keeping in mind the T20 World Cup, the team will continue to play around its combination. 
Further, the India opener also praised Virat Kohli who is back after a month-long break. ‘Virat looked impressive in the nets, he is really working hard on his batting’ Rohit said. 
Rohit Sharma also spoke about India’s squad at the Asia Cup and praised Dinesh Karthik. ‘Of late, Karthik has come out really well, we know his quality, he was brought back into the team because of his performance and so far he has not disappointed us’, he said. 
 

Asia Cup 2022: Watch! Rohit Sharma's cheeky response to 'who will be India's opener vs Pakistan

India's opening pair, Virat Kohli and the best possible XI - Indian captain Rohit Sharma answered it all during his press conference ahead of the #INDvPAK match.

Tap to watch.

Asia Cup 2022: Watch! Rohit Sharma's cheeky response to 'who will be India's opener vs Pakistan'

Indian captain Rohit Sharma heaps praise on Virat Kohli who is back after a month-long break.

On the eve of the high-octane India-Pakistan clash, Indian captain Rohit Sharma spoke about the team trying different combinations with an eye on the upcoming T20 World Cup.
During the press conference, when asked about India 's best XI, the skipper said, &lsquo;the team and the coaches have decided to try different combinations to find the best possible playing XI&rsquo; The 35-year-old pointed out that while some things will work out for the team, others might not, but keeping in mind the T20 World Cup, the team will continue to play around its combination.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sportsblog/cricket/asia-cup-2022-india-vs-pakistan-live-cricket-score-ind-vs-pak-updates-highlights-streaming-202">CHECK INDIA VS PAKISTAN LIVE SCORE UPDATES HERE</a>
Further, the India opener also praised Virat Kohli who is back after a month-long break. &lsquo;Virat looked impressive in the nets, he is really working hard on his batting&rsquo; Rohit said.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/asia-cup-2022-top-5-india-vs-pakistan-clashes-1661608573387">Asia Cup 2022: Top 5 India vs Pakistan clashes</a>
Rohit Sharma also spoke about India&rsquo;s squad at the Asia Cup and praised Dinesh Karthik. &lsquo;Of late, Karthik has come out really well, we know his quality, he was brought back into the team because of his performance and so far he has not disappointed us,' he said.&nbsp;
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There will be no bio-bubble in the upcoming India South Africa series and the ace Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant is elated about BCCI's said decision. Ahead of the 5 match series which begins on the 9th of June BCCI had decided to remove the bio-bubble restrictions as the Covid-19 cases in the country have decreased drastically. Speaking to SG Cricket Podcast, Pant called it very satisfying to get out of the bubble. 'When you keep on playing throughout the year, especially with the kind of pressure it is important to relax your body, the 24-year-old cricketer said. The wicketkeeper-batter further added that if the player cannot refresh his mind, it will be difficult for him to give his 100% percent. Since the Coronavirus Pandemic struck the world it will be for the first time that Indian cricket will be played without the bio-bubble. 

IND VS SA: Rishabh Pant is 'feeling relaxed' after BCCI removes bio-bubble restrictions 

Rishabh Pant is 'very satisfied' with the BCCI's decision of removing the bio-bubble restrictions. 

Tap to know what the ace Indian cricketer said 

Since the Coronavirus Pandemic struck the world it will be for the first time that Indian cricket will be played without the bio-bubble.&nbsp;

There will be no bio-bubble in the upcoming India South Africa series and the ace Indian cricketer&nbsp;Rishabh&nbsp;Pant is elated about BCCI's said decision. Ahead of the 5 match series&nbsp;which begins on the 9th of June&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;had decided to remove the bio-bubble restrictions as the Covid-19 cases in the country have decreased drastically.&nbsp; Speaking to SG Cricket Podcast, Pant called it very satisfying to get out of the bubble. 'When you keep on playing throughout the year, especially with the kind of pressure it is important to relax your body, the 24-year-old cricketer said.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/team-india-begins-practice-ahead-of-south-africa-t20-series-1654567984588">Team India begins practice ahead of South Africa T20 series</a> The wicketkeeper-batter further added that if the player cannot refresh his mind, it will be difficult for him to give his 100% percent.&nbsp; Since the Coronavirus Pandemic struck the world it will be for the first time that Indian cricket will be played without the bio-bubble.&nbsp;

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah has confirmed that the upcoming T20I series between India and South Africa will not have bio-bubble restrictions. 
In an interview with the Times of India, Jay Shah said, "If I’m not wrong, the bio-bubble for IPL-2022 was the last. Players will be tested for the India-SA series (for covid), but there will be no bio-bubble."
Also read: Punjab Kings' go-to man in death overs, Arshdeep Singh gets maiden Team India call-up
The cricketers have been playing under bio-bubble since the Covid19 struck and this will be the first international series in the last two years without bio-bubble restrictions.
Notably, India will take on South Africa in a five-match T20I home series which will start on June 9.
Also read: 'If you believe in yourself...', Dinesh Karthik makes a dream comeback to Indian T20 side

There will be no bio-bubble from India-SA series, confirms Jay Shah

The India-South Africa series will be played without bio-bubble restrictions!

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The India-South Africa T20I series will be the first international series in the last two years without bio-bubble restrictions

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)&nbsp;secretary Jay Shah has confirmed that the upcoming T20I series between&nbsp;India&nbsp;and South Africa will not have bio-bubble restrictions.&nbsp;
In an interview with the Times of India, Jay Shah&nbsp;said, "If I&rsquo;m not wrong, the bio-bubble for IPL-2022 was the last. Players will be tested for the India-SA series (for Covid), but there will be no&nbsp;bio-bubble."
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/punjab-kings-go-to-man-in-death-overs-arshdeep-singh-gets-maiden-team-india-call-up-1653300375613" target="_blank">Punjab Kings' go-to man in death overs, Arshdeep Singh gets maiden Team India call-up</a>
The cricketers have been playing in bio-bubble since the Covid-19 struck and this will be the first international series in the last two years without bio-bubble restrictions.
Notably, India will take on South Africa&nbsp;in a five-match T20I home series which will start on June 9.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/if-you-believe-in-yourself-dinesh-karthik-makes-a-dream-comeback-to-indian-t20-side-1653285392336" target="_blank">'If you believe in yourself...', Dinesh Karthik makes a dream comeback to Indian T20 side</a>

Rajasthan prolific finisher, Shimron Hetmyer has left the IPL 2022 bio bubble for the birth of his first child. The West Indies cricketer left for Guyana from Mumbai on Sunday morning following Rajasthan Royals' 6 wicket win over Punjab Kings. The 25-year-old batter however, will be back for the later part of the IPL. Before leaving Mumbai, Hetmyer said that his things were still in his hotel room. Hetmyer has made a huge contribution in Rajasthan Royals' success this season. Eyeing a play-off position, the Sanju Samson led side is currently sitting on the 3rd spot in the IPL Points table. Even in their last match against PBKS, Hetmyer with his unbeaten 31-off-16 cameo took Rajasthan over the finish line. Hetmyer is RR's 3rd highest run-scorer with 291 runs in 11 matches, that he has collected at a strike rate of 166.RR who have only 3 league games remaining will next face Delhi Capitals on 11th May. 

IPL 2022: Shimron Hetmyer leaves bio-bubble for the birth of first child

Shimron Hetmyer left the IPL 2022 bio-bubble for Guyana on Sunday morning following Rajasthan's 6 wicket win over Punjab Kings. Tap to know details. 

Hetmyer&nbsp;is RR's&nbsp;3rd highest run-scorer with 291 runs in 11 matches, that he has collected at a strike rate of 166.

Rajasthan prolific finisher, Shimron&nbsp;Hetmyer&nbsp;has left the IPL&nbsp;2022 bio bubble for the birth of his first child. The West Indies cricketer left for Guyana&nbsp;from Mumbai on Sunday morning following Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals' 6 wicket win over Punjab Kings. The 25-year-old batter however, will be back for the later part of the IPL. Before leaving Mumbai, Hetmyer&nbsp;said that his things were still in his hotel room.&nbsp; Hetmyer&nbsp;has made a huge contribution in Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals' success this season. Eyeing a play-off position, the Sanju&nbsp;Samson led side is currently sitting on the 3rd spot in the IPL&nbsp;Points table. Even in their last match against PBKS, Hetmyer&nbsp;with his unbeaten 31-off-16 cameo took Rajasthan over the finish line. Hetmyer&nbsp;is RR's&nbsp;3rd highest run-scorer with 291 runs in 11 matches, that he has collected at a strike rate of 166. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/ipl-2022-lsg-vs-kkr-lot-of-options-jason-holder-praises-lucknow-bowlers-after-75-run-win-1651999744172">IPL</a><a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/ipl-2022-lsg-vs-kkr-lot-of-options-jason-holder-praises-lucknow-bowlers-after-75-run-win-1651999744172"> 2022, LSG VS KKR: 'Lot of options', Jason Holder praises Lucknow bowlers after 75-run win</a> RR who have only 3 league games remaining will next face Delhi Capitals on 11th May.&nbsp;

After two years of Coronavirus hiatus, fans will get an opportunity to cheer their favourite teams and players during the 15th edition of the Indian Premier League.
"The matches will be played across stadiums in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai & Pune with a crowd capacity of 25 percent as per Covid-19 protocols," IPL organisers said in a press statement.
The tickets for IPL 2022 will be available from March 23 from 12 PM onwards on IPL's official website and BookMyShow.
BCCI has restricted this year's IPL to only four venues in Maharashtra to curb the spread of Covid-19 infections.
Earlier, BCCI has laid down one of the stringent bio-bubble rules for teams, franchises, players, and their family members. The breach of bio-bubble would attract suspension from IPL. The IPL 2022 opener will be played between Chennai Super Kings and Kolkata Knight Riders on March 26.

IPL 2022: Welcome news for cricket fans, BCCI allows 25 percent crowds in stadiums

Fans will return for IPL 2022 but there is a catch! 

Want to cheer your favourite Teams and players from the stands, watch this video for details

After two years of Coronavirus hiatus, fans will get an opportunity to cheer their favourite teams and players during the 15th edition of the Indian Premier League

After a&nbsp;two year break due to Coronavirus, fans will get an opportunity to cheer for their favourite teams and players during the 15th edition of the Indian Premier League.
"The matches will be played across stadiums in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai &amp; Pune with a crowd capacity of 25 percent as per Covid-19 protocols," IPL organisers said in a press statement.
The tickets for IPL 2022 will be available from March 23 from 12 PM onwards on IPL's official website and BookMyShow.
BCCI has restricted this year's IPL to only four venues in Maharashtra to curb the spread of Covid-19 infections among the squads.&nbsp;
Earlier, BCCI had laid down one of the stringent bio-bubble rules for teams, franchises, players, and their family members. The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/number-of-reviews-to-covid-19-rules-all-you-need-to-know-about-the-new-ipl-2022-playing-conditions-1647406961552" target="_blank">breach of bio-bubble would attract suspension from IPL</a>. The IPL 2022 opener will be played between Chennai Super Kings and Kolkata Knight Riders on March 26.

To avoid any hiccups during the 15th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2022), BCCI has put up one of the most strict bio-bubble rules for players, team officials, and family members.
The breach of bio-bubble protocols from players and team officials will attract seven-day quarantine followed by a one-match suspension for the second offense. Moreover, the third breach will attract a permanent removal of the player from the squad with no replacement allowed. While if a team allows an outsider into the bubble, the franchise would be fined Rs 1 crore for the first offense and subsequent breach would lead to deduction of points.
Also read: WATCH IPL 2022: Rajasthan Royals unveil their new jersey in the most unique fashion
Meanwhile, a bio-bubble breach by family members of a player or match officials will attract even stringent sanctions. Family members will have to go for a 7-day quarantine for the first offense while permanent removal from the bubble will take place for the second offense.
Notably, BCCI has restricted the IPL 2022 venues to only four that too in the same state to curb the spread of Covid-19 infection. IPL 2022 is set to become on March 26 at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

Points deduction to removal from team: BCCI lays down strict penalty for bio-bubble breach in IPL 2022

BCCI comes up with one of the most strict penalty for bio-bubble breach by player, team officials and family members. Watch the video to know the details 

To avoid any hiccups during the 15th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2022), BCCI has put up one of the most strict bio-bubble rules for players, team officials, and family members.
The breach of bio-bubble protocols from players and team officials will attract seven-day quarantine followed by a one-match suspension for the second offense. Moreover, the third breach will attract a permanent removal of the player from the squad with no replacement allowed. While if a team allows an outsider into the bubble, the franchise would be fined Rs 1 crore for the first offense and subsequent breach would lead to deduction of points.
Meanwhile, a bio-bubble breach by family members of a player or match officials will attract even stringent sanctions. Family members will have to go for a 7-day quarantine for the first offense while permanent removal from the bubble will take place for the second offense.
Notably, BCCI has restricted the IPL 2022 venues to only four that too in the same state to curb the spread of Covid-19 infection. IPL 2022 is set to become on March 26 at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

To avoid any hiccups during the 15th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2022), BCCI has put up one of the most strict bio-bubble rules for players, team officials, and family members

To avoid any hiccups during the 15th edition of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl">Indian Premier League (IPL 2022)</a>, BCCI has put up one of the most strict bio-bubble rules for players, team officials, and family members.
The breach of bio-bubble protocols from players and team officials will attract seven-day quarantine followed by a one-match suspension for the second offense.
Moreover, the third breach will attract a permanent removal of the player from the squad with no replacement allowed. While if a team allows an outsider into the bubble, the franchise would be fined Rs 1 crore for the first offense and subsequent breach would lead to deduction of points.
Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/watch-ipl-2022-rajasthan-royals-unveil-their-new-jersey-in-the-most-unique-fashion-1647347860232" target="_blank">WATCH IPL 2022: Rajasthan Royals unveil their new jersey in the most unique fashion</a>
Meanwhile, a bio-bubble breach by family members of a player or match officials will attract even stringent sanctions. Family members will have to go for a 7-day quarantine for the first offense while permanent removal from the bubble will take place for the second offense.
Notably, BCCI has restricted the IPL 2022 venues to only four that too in the same state to curb the spread of Covid-19 infection. IPL 2022 is set to become on March 26 at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

After Virat Kohli, India wicketkeeper batter Rishabh Pant got a well-deserved break from the third and final T20I against West Indies on Sunday.
According to various media reports Rishabh Pant, who smashed a stunning fifty in the 2nd T20I, got a 10-day break from international cricket and the southpaw will not participate in the three-match T20I series against Sri Lanka as well.
India and Sri Lanka will play a three-match T20I series, starting February 24, closely followed by two-match Test series.
Pant has been playing all forms of cricket since the South Africa tour and BCCI might be thinking to keep him fresh ahead of the hectic schedule.

BCCI rests Rishabh Pant for 3rd T20I vs Windies and Sri Lanka T20Is

After Virat Kohli, India wicketkeeper batter Rishabh Pant got a well-deserved break from the third and final T20I against West Indies on Sunday

After Virat Kohli, India wicketkeeper batter Rishabh Pant got a well-deserved break from the third and final T20I against West Indies on Sunday.
According to various media reports Rishabh Pant, who smashed a stunning fifty in the 2nd T20I, got a 10-day break from international cricket and the southpaw will not participate in the three-match T20I series against Sri Lanka as well.
India and Sri Lanka will play a three-match T20I series, starting February 24, closely followed by two-match Test series.
Pant has been playing all forms of cricket since the South Africa tour and BCCI might be thinking to keep him fresh ahead of the hectic schedule.

After Virat Kohli, India wicketkeeper batter Rishabh Pant got a well-deserved break from the third and final T20I against West Indies on Sunday

After Virat Kohli, India wicketkeeper batter Rishabh Pant got a well-deserved break from the third and final T20I against West Indies on Sunday.
According to various media reports Rishabh Pant, who smashed a stunning fifty in the 2nd T20I, got a 10-day break from international cricket and the southpaw will not participate in the three-match T20I series against Sri Lanka as well.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/virat-kohli-leaves-team-india-s-bio-bubble-ahead-of-the-third-t20i-vs-west-indies-1645247350635" target="_blank">Virat Kohli leaves Team India's bio-bubble ahead of the third T20I vs West Indies</a>
India and Sri Lanka will play a three-match T20I series, starting February 24, closely followed by two-match Test series.
Pant has been playing all forms of cricket since the South Africa tour and BCCI might be thinking to keep him fresh ahead of the hectic schedule.

Former India captain Virat Kohli has left Team India's bio-bubble ahead of the third T20I between India and West Indies on Sunday.
Virat Kohli, who scored a superb fifty in the 2nd T20I, is heading home and likely to be rested for the Sri Lankan T20s as well.
The three-match T20I series between India and Sri Lanka will kick-start from February 24. The T20I series will be followed by the Test series between the two neighbouring nations. Kohli is expected to return for the Test series as he is just one match away from playing his 100th Test match.

Virat Kohli leaves Team India's bio-bubble ahead of the third T20I vs West Indies

Former India captain Virat Kohli is likely to be rested for the T20I series against Sri Lanka

Former India captain Virat Kohli has left Team India's bio-bubble ahead of the third T20I between India and West Indies on Sunday.
Virat Kohli, who scored a superb fifty in the 2nd T20I, is heading home and likely to be rested for the Sri Lankan T20s as well.
The three-match T20I series between India and Sri Lanka will kick-start from February 24. The T20I series will be followed by the Test series between the two neighbouring nations. Kohli is expected to return for the Test series as he is just one match away from playing his 100th Test match.

After India takes an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match T20I series against West Indies, Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;leaves Team India's bio-bubble

Former India captain Virat Kohli has left Team India's bio-bubble ahead of the third T20I between India and West Indies on Sunday.
Virat Kohli, who scored a superb fifty in the 2nd T20I, is heading home and likely to be rested for the Sri Lankan T20s as well.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/happy-with-my-intent-virat-kohli-after-returning-to-his-vintage-best-during-2nd-t20-vs-west-indies-1645242443192" target="_blank">' ...happy with my intent': Virat Kohli after returning to his vintage best during 2nd T20 vs West Indies</a>
The three-match T20I series between India and Sri Lanka will kick-start from February 24. The T20I series will be followed by the Test series between the two neighbouring nations. Kohli is expected to return for the Test series as he is just one match away from playing his 100th Test match.

Sri&nbsp;Lanka's&nbsp;tour to England keeps getting embarrassing&nbsp;both on and off the field, as&nbsp;Sri Lanka&nbsp;Cricket on Monday suspended 3 players -&nbsp;Kusal Mendis,&nbsp;Niroshan Dickwella&nbsp;and&nbsp;Danushka Gunathilaka,&nbsp;for breaching the bio-bubble and ordered them to immediately return home.
An inquiry was launched after a video&nbsp;of Mendis and Dickwella&nbsp;went viral on social media, showing them&nbsp;roaming out in a public space in Durham, which was not part of their bio-bubble, following the conclusion of their T20I series loss to&nbsp;England&nbsp;on Saturday.&nbsp;Gunathilaka wasn&rsquo;t seen in the video but was with his fellow&nbsp;teammates.
Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;went down 3-0 in the T20 series vs England and are now gearing up for the ODI&nbsp;series.

3 Sri Lanka players suspended for breaching bio-bubble after the viral video

Sri Lanka&nbsp;Cricket on Monday suspended 3 players, after their video went viral, showing them&nbsp;breaching the bio-bubble. The 3 have been ordered&nbsp;to immediately return home.

Watch! 3 Sri Lanka players breach bio-bubble, suspended

Sri&nbsp;Lanka's&nbsp;tour to England keeps getting embarrassing&nbsp;both on and off the field, as&nbsp;Sri Lanka&nbsp;Cricket on Monday suspended 3 players -&nbsp;Kusal Mendis,&nbsp;Niroshan Dickwella&nbsp;and&nbsp;Danushka Gunathilaka,&nbsp;for breaching the bio-bubble and ordered them to immediately return home.
An inquiry was launched after a video&nbsp;of Mendis and Dickwella&nbsp;went viral on social media, showing them&nbsp;roaming out in a public space in Durham, which was not part of their bio-bubble, following the conclusion of their T20I series loss to&nbsp;England&nbsp;on Saturday.&nbsp;Gunathilaka wasn&rsquo;t seen in the video but was with his fellow&nbsp;teammates.
Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;went down 3-0 in the T20 series vs England and are now gearing up for the ODI&nbsp;series.

* A video&nbsp;of Mendis and Dickwella&nbsp;went viral on social media, showing them&nbsp;roaming out in a public space.
* All 3 suspended for breaching the bio-bubble and ordered to immediately return home.

Sri&nbsp;Lanka's&nbsp;tour to England keeps getting embarrassing&nbsp;both on and off the field, as&nbsp;Sri Lanka&nbsp;Cricket on Monday suspended 3 players -&nbsp;Kusal Mendis,&nbsp;Niroshan Dickwella&nbsp;and&nbsp;Danushka Gunathilaka,&nbsp;for breaching the bio-bubble and ordered them to immediately return home.
An inquiry was launched after a video&nbsp;of Mendis and Dickwella&nbsp;went viral on social media, showing them&nbsp;roaming out in a public space in Durham, which was not part of their bio-bubble, following the conclusion of their T20I series loss to&nbsp;England&nbsp;on Saturday.&nbsp;Gunathilaka wasn&rsquo;t seen in the video but was with his fellow&nbsp;teammates.
Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;went down 3-0 in the T20 series vs England and are now gearing up for the ODI&nbsp;series.&nbsp;

The Indian men's &amp; women's team arrived in England on a long tour as they checked into their hotel at the stadium in Southampton. The stars of the two teams were in quarantine in Mumbai&nbsp;before their departure and will continue to remain in quarantine for 3 days in Southampton. After which the two teams will be allowed to train but will still remain in the bio-bubble. While the Men's team will play the World Test Championship final followed by a 5-match Test series, the Women will play 1 Test&nbsp;followed by 3 ODIs&nbsp;&amp; 3 T20s.&nbsp;

Bio-bubble diaries: Indian men's & women's team arrive in England for a long tour 

The teams will remain in quarantine for 3 days in Southampton after which they will be allowed to train&nbsp;

The Indian men's &amp; women's team arrived in England on a long tour as they checked into their hotel at the stadium in Southampton. The stars of the two teams were in quarantine in Mumbai&nbsp;before their departure and will continue to remain in quarantine for 3 days in Southampton. After which the two teams will be allowed to train but will still remain in the bio-bubble. While the Men's team will play the World Test Championship final followed by a 5-match Test series, the Women will play 1 Test&nbsp;followed by 3 ODIs&nbsp;&amp; 3 T20s.&nbsp;

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