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India's 5th Test vs England in Manchester which was postponed after Indian coaching staff tested positive for Covid-19, will now take place from July 1, 2022

India's postponed 5th Test vs England rescheduled, this is when it will happen now

India's 5th Test vs England in Manchester which was postponed after Indian coaching staff tested positive for Covid-19, has been rescheduled and will now take place from July 1, 2022

India's postponed 5th Test vs England rescheduled, to now happen in July 2022

India's 5th Test vs England in Manchester which was postponed after Indian coaching staff tested positive for Covid-19, has been rescheduled and will now take place from July 1, 2022.&nbsp;
Given the rescheduling of the fifth Test, India's limited overs series vs England in July 2022 will now start six days later than originally planned. The&nbsp;England and Wales Cricket Board announced that they have come to an agreement with the BCCI&nbsp;and the rescheduled Test&nbsp;will be followed by a 3-match T20I and ODI series.&nbsp;
India led the 5-match Test series 2-1 as it marked the opening of the second World Test Championship cycle in August.

India's 5th Test vs England in Manchester which was postponed after Indian coaching staff tested positive for Covid-19, has been rescheduled and will now take place from July 1, 2022

India's 5th Test vs England in Manchester which was postponed after Indian coaching staff tested positive for Covid-19, has been rescheduled and will now take place from July 1, 2022.&nbsp;
Given the rescheduling of the fifth Test, India's limited overs series vs England in July 2022 will now start six days later than originally planned. The&nbsp;England and Wales Cricket Board announced that they have come to an agreement with the BCCI&nbsp;and the rescheduled Test&nbsp;will be followed by a 3-match T20I and ODI series.&nbsp;
India led the 5-match Test series 2-1 as it marked the opening of the second World Test Championship cycle in August.
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In an interview with PTI, Dada said that the BCCI wants the series to be completed as it will be India's first series win in England since 2007.

India vs England: We want rescheduled Test to be 5th of series and not one-off: Sourav Ganguly

BCCI wants India's Test series vs England to be completed&nbsp;have proposed the standalone Test to be treated as the series-deciding fifth match

We want rescheduled Test to be 5th of series and not one-off: Ganguly

BCCI president Sourav Ganguly said that India want the proposed standalone Test against England to be treated as the series-deciding fifth match that was cancelled last week and not a one-off game.&nbsp;
In an interview with PTI, Dada&nbsp;said that&nbsp;the BCCI wants the series to be completed as it will be India's first series win in England since 2007.&nbsp;The BCCI maintains that Test cricket is the ultimate format and we won't compromise it for anything, added Ganguly.
The England and Wales Cricket Board has written to the ICC seeking a Dispute Resolution Committee&nbsp;verdict on the fate of the cancelled match. The ICC is yet to comment on the matter but if it&nbsp;deems that the match was abandoned due to Covid-19, then India will officially win the series 2-1. According to the rules, such cancellation is considered an acceptable non-compliance under the World Test Championship rules.

India vs England:&nbsp;Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;said that&nbsp;the BCCI wants the series to be completed as it will be India's first series win in England since 2007.

BCCI president Sourav Ganguly said that India want the proposed standalone Test against England to be treated as the series-deciding fifth match that was cancelled last week and not a one-off game.&nbsp;
In an interview with PTI, Dada&nbsp;said that&nbsp;the BCCI wants the series to be completed as it will be India's first series win in England since 2007.&nbsp;The BCCI maintains that Test cricket is the ultimate format and we won't compromise it for anything, added Ganguly.
The England and Wales Cricket Board has written to the ICC seeking a Dispute Resolution Committee&nbsp;verdict on the fate of the cancelled match. The ICC is yet to comment on the matter but if it&nbsp;deems that the match was abandoned due to Covid-19, then India will officially win the series 2-1.
According to the rules, such cancellation is considered an acceptable non-compliance under the World Test Championship rules.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="BCCI Treasurer rubbishes claims of split captaincy after World T20" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/bcci-treasurer-rubbishes-claims-of-split-captaincy-after-world-t20-1631528653880">BCCI Treasurer rubbishes claims of split captaincy after World T20</a>

The BCCI have offered to play two extra T20I in England next summer following the last-minute cancellation of the 5th Test in Manchester because of Covid-19 cases&nbsp;in the Indian camp.
According to a report in Mail Today,&nbsp;The ECB is understood to be considering the move as they seek to cover their losses. However, the offer designed to help ease a potential shortfall of &pound;40million in English cricket&rsquo;s already stretched budget, would be instead of, not as well as, the rescheduled Test. The offer of a rescheduled Test also stands.&nbsp;It may depend on whether the various broadcasters, who paid &pound;25million for the rights to the Old Trafford Test, would be willing to settle for two T20I rather than 5 full days.&nbsp;
Team India is set to travel to UK once again next year to play 6 limited overs&nbsp;matches from July 1 to 14. The rescheduled Test or the 2 T20I can be accommodated&nbsp;then.
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BCCI offers to play 2 more T20I to make up for the cancelled 5th Test

According to a report in Mail Today,&nbsp;The ECB is understood to be considering BCCI's&nbsp;offer to play 2 more T20I, as they seek to cover their losses

The BCCI have offered to play two extra T20I in England next summer following the last-minute cancellation of the 5th Test in Manchester because of Covid-19 cases&nbsp;in the Indian camp.
According to a report in Mail Today,&nbsp;The ECB is understood to be considering the move as they seek to cover their losses. However, the offer designed to help ease a potential shortfall of &pound;40million in English cricket&rsquo;s already stretched budget, would be instead of, not as well as, the rescheduled Test. The offer of a rescheduled Test also stands.&nbsp;It may depend on whether the various broadcasters, who paid &pound;25million for the rights to the Old Trafford Test, would be willing to settle for two T20I rather than 5 full days.&nbsp;
Team India is set to travel to UK once again next year to play 6 limited overs&nbsp;matches from July 1 to 14. The rescheduled Test or the 2 T20I can be accommodated&nbsp;then.

<ul>
<li>ECB may consider the move as they seek to cover their losses</li>
<li>Offer likely to help ease a potential shortfall of &pound;40million on ECB</li>
<li>Will the broadcasters&nbsp;settle for two T20I rather than 5 full days?</li>
</ul>

The BCCI have offered to play two extra T20I in England next summer following the last-minute cancellation of the 5th Test in Manchester because of Covid-19 cases&nbsp;in the Indian camp.
According to a report in Mail Today,&nbsp;The ECB is understood to be considering the move as they seek to cover their losses. However, the offer designed to help ease a potential shortfall of &pound;40million in English cricket&rsquo;s already stretched budget, would be instead of, not as well as, the rescheduled Test. The offer of a rescheduled Test also stands.&nbsp;It may depend on whether the various broadcasters, who paid &pound;25million for the rights to the Old Trafford Test, would be willing to settle for two T20I rather than 5 full days.&nbsp;
Team India is set to travel to UK once again next year to play 6 limited overs&nbsp;matches from July 1 to 14. The rescheduled Test or the 2 T20I can be accommodated&nbsp;then.
Also read:&nbsp;

BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly has denied&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;being the reason for the Manchester Test being cancelled and has revealed that the Test was cancelled due to Indian players' refusal to play due to the fear of Covid-19.
Dada told The Telegraph on Monday that&nbsp;Physio Yogesh Parmar&nbsp;was a close contact of the players. He mixed freely with them and even performed Covid-19 tests on the players. And when he tested positive, Indian cricketers were devastated and feared they must have contracted the disease and were dead scared.&nbsp;
Few former players including Michael Vaughan earlier alleged that&nbsp;Indian players pulled out of the 5th Test as they feared testing positive for Covid-19 ahead of the IPL&nbsp;but ECB&nbsp;chief&nbsp;Tom Harrison flatly denied that IPL&nbsp;had anything to do with it.
Also read:&nbsp;England v India: ECB Chief denies IPL being the reason for cancellation of 5th Test
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Indian players were scared that they had contracted Covid-19: Ganguly

When Physio Yogesh Parmar tested positive, Indian cricketers were devastated and feared they must have contracted the disease and were dead scared: Ganguly

BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly has denied&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;being the reason for the Manchester Test being cancelled and has revealed that the Test was cancelled due to Indian players' refusal to play due to the fear of Covid-19.
Dada told The Telegraph on Monday that&nbsp;Physio Yogesh Parmar&nbsp;was a close contact of the players. He mixed freely with them and even performed Covid-19 tests on the players. And when he tested positive, Indian cricketers were devastated and feared they must have contracted the disease and were dead scared.&nbsp;
Few former players including Michael Vaughan earlier alleged that&nbsp;Indian players pulled out of the 5th Test as they feared testing positive for Covid-19 ahead of the IPL&nbsp;but ECB&nbsp;chief&nbsp;Tom Harrison flatly denied that IPL&nbsp;had anything to do with it.

<ul>
<li>'Players were dead scared when&nbsp;Physio Yogesh Parmar&nbsp;tested positive'</li>
<li>'Players&nbsp;feared they must have contracted Covid-19 &amp; refused to play'</li>
<li>&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly has denied&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;being the reason for the Manchester Test being cancelled and has revealed that the Test was cancelled due to Indian players' refusal to play due to the fear of Covid-19.
Dada told The Telegraph on Monday that&nbsp;Physio Yogesh Parmar&nbsp;was a close contact of the players. He mixed freely with them and even performed Covid-19 tests on the players. And when he tested positive, Indian cricketers were devastated and feared they must have contracted the disease and were dead scared.&nbsp;
Few former players including Michael Vaughan earlier alleged that&nbsp;Indian players pulled out of the 5th Test as they feared testing positive for Covid-19 ahead of the IPL&nbsp;but ECB&nbsp;chief&nbsp;Tom Harrison flatly denied that IPL&nbsp;had anything to do with it.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="England v India: ECB Chief denies IPL being the reason for cancellation of 5th Test" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/england-v-india-ecb-chief-denies-ipl-being-the-reason-for-cancellation-of-5th-test-1631339376255" target="_blank">England v India: ECB Chief denies IPL being the reason for cancellation of 5th Test</a>
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Team India head coach Ravi Shastri has defended his book launch event in UK which was linked to the Covid-19 outbreak in the Indian camp. In an interview to&nbsp;Mid-day, Shastri&nbsp;said that the whole country is open and anything could have happened from Test One.
According to&nbsp;reports, the book launch took place&nbsp;on 1 September and a few members of the Indian cricket team along with Shastri attended the event. It was&nbsp;alleged that&nbsp;Shastri and team members didn't seek permission from either BCCI&nbsp;or ECB to attend the&nbsp;crowded event. Shastri&nbsp;had tested positive for Covid-19 along with other coaching staff on Day 4 of the 4th Test, after which another member of the support staff contracted the virus. Hence the 5th Test in Manchester was cancelled despite Indian cricketers testing negative for the deadly virus.
Also read:&nbsp;IPL 2021: Delhi Capitals-bound Indian cricketers arrive in Dubai from UK

'The whole country is open': Ravi Shastri defends his book launch event in UK

According to&nbsp;reports,Ravi Shastri's book launch took place&nbsp;on 1 September and a few members of the Indian cricket team along with Shastri attended the event.

Team India head coach Ravi Shastri has defended his book launch event in UK which was linked to the Covid-19 outbreak in the Indian camp. In an interview to&nbsp;Mid-day, Shastri&nbsp;said that the whole country is open and anything could have happened from Test One.
According to&nbsp;reports, the book launch took place&nbsp;on 1 September and a few members of the Indian cricket team along with Shastri attended the event. It was&nbsp;alleged that&nbsp;Shastri and team members didn't seek permission from either BCCI&nbsp;or ECB to attend the&nbsp;crowded event. Shastri&nbsp;had tested positive for Covid-19 along with other coaching staff on Day 4 of the 4th Test, after which another member of the support staff contracted the virus. Hence the 5th Test in Manchester was cancelled despite Indian cricketers testing negative for the deadly virus.

<ul>
<li>Shastri&nbsp;&amp; a few Team India members had attended the book launch event</li>
<li>Shastri&nbsp;&amp; other coaching staff had tested positive for Covid-19 after that</li>
<li>&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Team India head coach Ravi Shastri has defended his book launch event in UK which was linked to the Covid-19 outbreak in the Indian camp. In an interview to&nbsp;Mid-day, Shastri&nbsp;said that the whole country is open and anything could have happened from Test One.
According to&nbsp;reports, the book launch took place&nbsp;on 1 September and a few members of the Indian cricket team along with Shastri attended the event. It was&nbsp;alleged that&nbsp;Shastri and team members didn't seek permission from either BCCI&nbsp;or ECB to attend the&nbsp;crowded event. Shastri&nbsp;had tested positive for Covid-19 along with other coaching staff on Day 4 of the 4th Test, after which another member of the support staff contracted the virus. Hence the 5th Test in Manchester was cancelled despite Indian cricketers testing negative for the deadly virus.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IPL 2021: Delhi Capitals-bound Indian cricketers arrive in Dubai from UK" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ipl-2021-delhi-capitals-bound-indian-cricketers-arrive-in-dubai-from-uk-1631435904478" target="_blank">IPL 2021: Delhi Capitals-bound Indian cricketers arrive in Dubai from UK</a>

BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly will travel to the United Kingdom on September 22 to meet with England cricket representatives to discuss the possible rescheduling of the Manchester Test. The 5th and final Test match against England was cancelled due to Covid-19 cases in the Indian camp.
Ganguly&nbsp;will not only meet ECB&nbsp;officials but also the broadcasters to try and resolve the situation as both the parties are set to lose a huge amount of money due to the cancellation of the match. After the cancellation, BCCI&nbsp;had issued a statement saying that both the Boards will work towards finding a window to reschedule the Test.&nbsp;
Indian players were unwilling to step out due to fear of spreading the virus as the support staff tested positive for Covid-19. Indian players have to directly fly to the UAE&nbsp;to take part in the IPL&nbsp;and don't want to risk that as well.
Also read:&nbsp;Manchester Test cancelled, India unable to field a team due to Covid-19
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India vs England: Ganguly to meet ECB CEO to discuss rescheduling of 5th Test

Ganguly&nbsp;will not only meet ECB&nbsp;officials but also the broadcasters to try and resolve the situation as both the parties are set to lose a huge amount of money due to the cancellation of the match.

BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly will travel to the United Kingdom on September 22 to meet with England cricket representatives to discuss the possible rescheduling of the Manchester Test. The 5th and final Test match against England was cancelled due to Covid-19 cases in the Indian camp.
Ganguly&nbsp;will not only meet ECB&nbsp;officials but also the broadcasters to try and resolve the situation as both the parties are set to lose a huge amount of money due to the cancellation of the match. After the cancellation, BCCI&nbsp;had issued a statement saying that both the Boards will work towards finding a window to reschedule the Test.&nbsp;
Indian players were unwilling to step out due to fear of spreading the virus as the support staff tested positive for Covid-19. Indian players have to directly fly to the UAE&nbsp;to take part in the IPL&nbsp;and don't want to risk that as well.

<ul>
<li>India's 5th Test vs England was cancelled due to Covid-19 fear</li>
<li>If the Test isn't rescheduled, both boards will lose&nbsp;huge amount of money</li>
<li>Indian cricketers to directly fly to UAE&nbsp;for the IPL&nbsp;starting September 19</li>
</ul>

BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly will travel to the United Kingdom on September 22 to meet with England cricket representatives to discuss the possible rescheduling of the Manchester Test. The 5th and final Test match against England was cancelled due to Covid-19 cases in the Indian camp.
Ganguly&nbsp;will not only meet ECB&nbsp;officials but also the broadcasters to try and resolve the situation as both the parties are set to lose a huge amount of money due to the cancellation of the match. After the cancellation, BCCI&nbsp;had issued a statement saying that both the Boards will work towards finding a window to reschedule the Test.&nbsp;
Indian players were unwilling to step out due to fear of spreading the virus as the support staff tested positive for Covid-19. Indian players have to directly fly to the UAE&nbsp;to take part in the IPL&nbsp;and don't want to risk that as well.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Manchester Test cancelled, India unable to field a team due to Covid-19" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/manchester-test-india-s-5th-test-vs-england-cancelled-due-to-covid-19-1631261281657" target="_blank">Manchester Test cancelled, India unable to field a team due to Covid-19</a>
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Following the shock cancellation of the 5th and final Test between England and India at the Old Trafford on Friday, questions were raised whether the match was called off as cricketers didn't want to take a chance with the IPL&nbsp;round the corner.
But England and Wales Cricket Board&nbsp;chief executive Tom Harrison flatly denied that the looming restart of the suspended IPL&nbsp;had anything to do with the decision.&nbsp;He said that&nbsp;this is not a situation which has been created by the rescheduled IPL, which he fundamentally does not believe for a second.
The match was called off just two hours before play was due to begin and It was suggested in some circles that the game would have gone ahead had it not been the case that the India squad are due to leave England on Wednesday to prepare for the IPL restart.
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England v India: ECB Chief denies IPL being the reason for cancellation of 5th Test

England and Wales Cricket Board&nbsp;chief executive Tom Harrison flatly denied that the looming restart of the suspended IPL&nbsp;had anything to do with the decision.

Following the shock cancellation of the 5th and final Test between England and India at the Old Trafford on Friday, questions were raised whether the match was called off as cricketers didn't want to take a chance with the IPL&nbsp;round the corner.
But England and Wales Cricket Board&nbsp;chief executive Tom Harrison flatly denied that the looming restart of the suspended IPL&nbsp;had anything to do with the decision.
BITE: TOM HARRISON, ECB Chief
'Let me be super-clear about this one. I don't think the IPL has got anything to do with this. And I'll stress that point. The IPL&hellip; is this is not a situation which has been created by the rescheduled IPL, which is (I) fundamentally do not believe that for a second.'
The match was called off just two hours before play was due to begin and It was suggested in some circles that the game would have gone ahead had it not been the case that the India squad is due to leave England on Wednesday to prepare for the IPL restart.

England and Wales Cricket Board&nbsp;chief executive Tom Harrison flatly denied that the looming restart of the suspended IPL&nbsp;had anything to do with the decision.

Following the shock cancellation of the 5th and final Test between England and India at the Old Trafford on Friday, questions were raised whether the match was called off as cricketers didn't want to take a chance with the IPL&nbsp;round the corner.
But England and Wales Cricket Board&nbsp;chief executive Tom Harrison flatly denied that the looming restart of the suspended IPL&nbsp;had anything to do with the decision.&nbsp;He said that&nbsp;this is not a situation which has been created by the rescheduled IPL, which he fundamentally does not believe for a second.
The match was called off just two hours before play was due to begin and It was suggested in some circles that the game would have gone ahead had it not been the case that the India squad are due to leave England on Wednesday to prepare for the IPL restart.
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