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Smith, Archer, Buttler clear Covid test: IPL 2020

Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals trio, Steve Smith, Jofra&nbsp;Archer and Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;have all tested negative for the mandatory Covid-19 test. The three players will now be available for the team's&nbsp;&nbsp;first IPL&nbsp;match against CSK&nbsp;on September 22. The&nbsp;English players arrived in UAE&nbsp;on September 17, along with 18 other English and Australian IPL-bound players who were involved in a bilateral limited over series in UK.&nbsp; Earlier&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;reduced the quarantine period for the 21 players to 36 hours to ensure that they were available for their respective upcoming IPL matches.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals trio, Steve Smith, Jofra&nbsp;Archer and Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;have all tested negative for the mandatory Covid-19 test. The three players will now be available for the team's&nbsp;&nbsp;first IPL&nbsp;match against CSK&nbsp;on September 22. The&nbsp;English players arrived in UAE&nbsp;on September 17, along with 18 other English and Australian IPL-bound players who were involved in a bilateral limited over series in UK.&nbsp; Earlier&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;reduced the quarantine period for the 21 players to 36 hours to ensure that they were available for their respective upcoming IPL matches.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Here's why Kangana's Mumbai visit may get delayed

Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut's&nbsp;visit&nbsp;to Mumbai&nbsp;on 9th&nbsp;September might get&nbsp;delayed as her sample drawn for the&nbsp;Covid-19 test in Himachal Pradesh&nbsp;has reportedly failed.
Reports are&nbsp;a new sample from Kangana&nbsp;will be collected on Wednesday while the&nbsp;tests of her sister and her assistant were negative.

Here's why Kangana's Mumbai visit to get delayed

Amid row, Kangana's&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;visit may get delayed Actor's Covid&nbsp;test 'fails', new test may delay visit Kangana&nbsp;Vs Maha&nbsp;govt row snowballed on Tuesday
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Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut's&nbsp;visit&nbsp;to Mumbai&nbsp;on September 9 might get&nbsp;delayed as her sample drawn for the&nbsp;Covid-19 test in Himachal Pradesh&nbsp;has reportedly failed.
Reports are&nbsp;a new sample from Kangana&nbsp;will be collected on Wednesday while the&nbsp;tests of her sister and her assistant were negative. The actress is in a row with the Maharashtra government&nbsp;after she targeted Mumbai&nbsp;police over its probe in the death of actor Sushant&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Rajput.

ICMR green signal to walk-in Covid-19 tests: report

ICMR&nbsp;paves the way for walk-in Covid-19 tests, no need for a doctor's prescription

ICMR&nbsp;gives go ahead for walk-in Covid-19 tests
No need for a doctor's prescription for Covid&nbsp;test
Move after questions raised by Delhi High Court
HC: why can't people with no symptoms get tested?
ICMR&nbsp;sends revised testing advisory to states
Earlier rule needed person to show&nbsp;symptoms&nbsp;for test
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A report in The Hindustan Times says, the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) in its revised testing advisory, has removed the need for a doctor&rsquo;s prescription for a Covid-19 test, essentially paving the way for walk-in tests.
The move comes after the Delhi high court asked why people who show no symptoms cannot get a test. The rule until now required people to either have flu-like symptoms or come in close contact with an infected person, following which a doctor could issue a prescription for the test.

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