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The legendary Australian pacer Glenn McGrath has tested positive for Covid-19 days before the Pink Test, which is held in honour of his late wife Jane, who died of breast cancer, and serves as a fundraiser for patients suffering from the disease.
McGrath's recovery time for the Pink Test event on the third day of the 4th Test in Sydney is yet unknown. The third day of the New Year Test is observed as Jane McGrath Day.
However, the former pacer will be virtually present when both teams are awarded their pink caps.
Australia have retained the Ashes after taking an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match Ashes series. The fourth Test will be played at Sydney Cricket Ground from January 5.

Covid-19 continues to rock the Ashes, Glenn McGrath tests positive ahead of the Pink Test in Sydney

Glenn McGrath has tested positive for Covid-19 days before the Pink Test, which is held in honour of his late wife Jane, who died of breast cancer

The legendary Australian pacer Glenn McGrath has tested positive for Covid-19 days before the Pink Test, which is held in honour of his late wife Jane, who died of breast cancer, and serves as a fundraiser for patients suffering from the disease.
The third day of the New Year Test is observed as Jane McGrath Day but the former Aussie pacer&nbsp;is unlikely to recover before that.&nbsp;However, McGrath will be virtually present when both teams are awarded their pink caps.
Australia has already retained the Ashes after taking an&nbsp;unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series. The fourth Test will be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground from January 5.

Glenn McGrath has tested positive for Covid-19 days before the Pink Test, which is held in honour of his late wife Jane, who died of breast cancer

The legendary Australian pacer Glenn McGrath has tested positive for Covid-19 days before the Pink Test, which is held in honour of his late wife Jane, who died of breast cancer, and serves as a fundraiser for patients suffering from the disease.
The third day of the New Year Test is observed as Jane McGrath Day but the former Aussie pacer&nbsp;is unlikely to recover before that.&nbsp;However, McGrath will be virtually present when both teams are awarded their pink caps.
Australia has already retained the Ashes after taking an&nbsp;unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series. The fourth Test will be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground from January 5.
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Ahead of the 4th Ashes Test, Australia suffered a heavy blow as Travis Head has tested positive for Covid-19, informed Cricket Australia on Friday.

Ashes 4th Test: Travis Head tests positive, to miss 4th Test

With positive cases in both squads, concerns hover over the 4th and 5th Ashes that will be played in Sydney and Hobart respectively.

The Australian squad has now delayed their flight to Sydney where the 4th Test match is scheduled to begin from Jan 5th as they are hurriedly looking for replacements.

Ahead of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-4th-test-english-coach-to-miss-sydney-test-amid-covid-scare-1640840131419">4th Ashes Test,</a> Australia suffered a heavy blow as Travis Head has tested positive for Covid-19, informed Cricket Australia on Friday.
Head's positive report came after routine PCR testing and he is asymptomatic, the board informed, adding that he will be isolated for 7 days in Melbourne itself as per Victorian guidelines. Australia expects that the 28-year-old cricketer who will miss the 4th Test&nbsp;will play&nbsp;the Hobart Test. He is the first player to contract the disease among both the squads. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-test-quinton-de-kock-announces-shock-retirement-from-test-cricket-1640919646622">IND vs SA Test: Quinton de Kock announces shock retirement from Test cricket</a>
The Australian squad has now delayed their flight to Sydney where the 4th Test match is scheduled to begin from Jan 5th as they are hurriedly looking for replacements. As per reports, Mitchell Marsh, Nic Maddison, and Josh Inglis have been called up for coverage in case&nbsp;of further positive cases.
With both camps having <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/the-ashes-match-referee-david-boon-tests-positive-for-covid-19-to-miss-the-4th-test-1640857384221">infected persons,</a> concerns hover over the continuation of the Ashes series.

English coach Chris Silverwood will not be participating in the upcoming Sydney Test which is set to begin from 5th January after the Covid scare.

Ashes 4th Test: English coach to miss Sydney Test amid Covid scare

As per the Covid norms, Silverwood who is under isolation for 10 days would not travel to Sydney and would stay back in Melbourne 

English coach Chris Silverwood will not be participating in the upcoming Sydney Test which is set to begin from 5th January after the&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;scare.

English coach Chris Silverwood will not be participating in the upcoming Sydney Test which is set to begin from 5th January after another&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;positive case. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ross-taylor-set-to-retire-from-international-cricket-1640839161901">Ross Taylor set to retire from international cricket</a> Silverwood&nbsp;has been asked to isolate for 10 days after one of his family members returned a positive Test for Coronavirus&nbsp;in the latest round of RT PCR&nbsp;testing in the Ashes camp. The Covid&nbsp;tally in the England contingent now stands at 7.
Covid&nbsp;scare hit the English camp during the Boxing Day Test, the matches went ahead despite positive results among the staff members as the playing XI had tested negative.&nbsp; As per the Covid&nbsp;norms, Silverwood&nbsp;would not travel to Sydney and would stay back in Melbourne&nbsp;

The New South Wales health minister Brad Hazzard termed Australia's new year Test as sacred and said that the fourth Ashes Test will go as planned amid the rising Covid-19 case in the state.
The fourth Ashes Test is scheduled to be played at Sydney Cricket Ground from January 5.
The minister said that he want to assure the cricket-loving public, under the government's rules any players with exposure to a known Covid-19 case would be asked to test and isolate until a negative result was received.
He further added that if there are any cases within the teams, their support staff, or families, the New South Wales govt will work with the people involved to ensure their safety.
According to the Covid-19 regulations in New South Wales, it is mandatory to spend seven days in isolation if anyone is found to be in close contact with a positive case.
Notably, four non-playing members of the England camp have tested positive on Day 2 of the third Ashes Test. However, all the English and Australian players returned negative Covid-19 tests on Day 3 as Australia took an unassailable 3-0 lead and retained the urn.
Also read: Ashes 3rd Test: All Australian and English players return negative Covid-19 tests

Ashes Fourth Test at Sydney to go as planned: New South Wales health minister

The New South Wales health minister termed Australia's new year Test as sacred and said that govt will ensure that the health of the players and public won't be compromised

The New South Wales health minister Brad Hazzard termed Australia's new year Test as sacred and said that the fourth Ashes Test will go as planned despite the rising Covid-19 cases in the state.
The fourth Ashes Test is scheduled to be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground from January 5.
The minister said that he want to assure the cricket fans, under the government's rules any players with exposure to a known Covid-19 case would be asked to test and isolate until a negative result was received.
He further added that if there are any cases within the teams, their support staff, or families, the New South Wales govt will work with the people involved to ensure their safety.
According to the Covid-19 regulations in New South Wales, it is mandatory to spend seven days in isolation if anyone is found to be in close contact with a positive case.
Notably, four non-playing members of the England camp had tested positive on Day 2 of the third Ashes Test. However, all the English and Australian players returned negative Covid-19 tests on Day 3 as Australia took an unassailable 3-0 lead and retained the Urn.

The New South Wales health minister termed Australia's new year Test as sacred and said that the fourth Ashes Test will go as planned amid the rising Covid-19 case in the state.

The New South Wales health minister Brad Hazzard termed Australia's new year Test as sacred and said that the fourth Ashes Test will go as planned despite the rising Covid-19 cases in the state.
The fourth Ashes Test is scheduled to be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground from January 5.
The minister said that he want to assure the cricket fans, under the government's rules any players with exposure to a known Covid-19 case would be asked to test and isolate until a negative result was received.
He further added that if there are any cases within the teams, their support staff, or families, the New South Wales govt will work with the people involved to ensure their safety.
According to the Covid-19 regulations in New South Wales, it is mandatory to spend seven days in isolation if anyone is found to be in close contact with a positive case.
Notably, four non-playing members of the England camp had tested positive on Day 2 of the third Ashes Test. However, all the English and Australian players returned negative Covid-19 tests on Day 3 as Australia took an unassailable 3-0 lead and retained the Urn.
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With Ashes scheduled to start from December 8th, Australian test captain Tim Paine said that the series will move forward whether Joe Root is here&nbsp;or not. Root has refused to commit to the tour until there is more clarity on the Covid19 quarantine norms. Both the cricketing boards are under negotiations with regards to the type of bio bubble to be placed for the Ashes.
The English players are restricting themselves because of the Australian border restrictions which do not allow their family to travel with them in the bio bubble. The Perth fixture is also under doubt as Western Australia requires inter-state visitors to be under isolation for two weeks. Chances are due to this reason Sydney will have to host two consecutive test matches.

Tim Paine: Ashes will move forward with or without Joe Root

Joe Root refused to commit until there is more clarity on the quarantine norms. Players are worried about 'bubble fatigue' and their family not being able to travel with them.

With Ashes scheduled to start from December 8th, Australian test captain Tim Paine said that the series will move forward whether Joe Root is here&nbsp;or not. Joe Root has refused to commit to the tour until there is more clarity on the Covid&nbsp;19 quarantine norms. The England and Wales Cricket Board and Cricket Australia are under negotiations with regards to the type of bio bubble to be placed for the Ashes.
While saying that all English players want to take part in the Ashes, Paine added that no one is forcing any player, if someone does not want to participate, they can pull out.&nbsp;
The English players are in doubt because of the Australian border restrictions which do not allow their family to travel with them in the bio bubble. The Perth fixture is also in doubt as Western Australia requires inter-state visitors to be under isolation for two weeks. Due to this, Sydney might have to host two consecutive test matches.

Joe Root refused to commit until there is more clarity on the quarantine norms. Players are worried about 'bubble fatigue' and their family not being able to travel with them.

With Ashes scheduled to start from December 8th, Australian test captain Tim Paine said that the series will move forward whether Joe Root is here&nbsp;or not. Joe Root has refused to commit to the tour until there is more clarity on the Covid&nbsp;19 quarantine norms. The England and Wales Cricket Board and Cricket Australia are under negotiations with regards to the type of bio bubble to be placed for the Ashes.
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The English players are in doubt because of the Australian border restrictions which do not allow their family to travel with them in the bio bubble. The Perth fixture is also in doubt as Western Australia requires inter-state visitors to be under isolation for two weeks. Due to this, Sydney might have to host two consecutive test matches.

India Vs Australia 3rd Test: Ravindra Jadeja who got hit on his thumb during the Sydney Test has undergone a successful surgery in Sydney. 

India Vs Australia 3rd Test: Ravindra Jadeja undergoes surgery, will be out of action 'for a while'

Jadeja&nbsp;has been ruled out of the 4th Test and looks like he is will miss England's tour of India as well

Ravindra Jadeja undergoes surgery, will be out of action 'for a while'

Indian cricketer Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja&nbsp;who got hit on his thumb during the Sydney Test has undergone a successful surgery in Sydney. The cricketer posted a picture on social media along with a caption confirming that he will be out of action for a while.
Jadeja&nbsp;has been ruled out of the 4th Test and looks like he is will miss England's tour of India as well. Post the surgery, the all-rounder from Saurashtra&nbsp;has been asked to report at the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru&nbsp;to continue with his rehabilitation.&nbsp;

India Vs Australia 3rd Test: Ahead of the crucial 3rd Test vs Australia, Team India announced its Playing XI on Wednesday. 

India Vs Australia 3rd Test: Rohit Sharma to open for India, Saini to make his debut in Sydney

The toss once again will be crucial as a hard &amp; bounce surface laden with grass is expected at the Sydney&nbsp;Cricket Ground for the 3rd Test

Rohit Sharma to open for India, Saini to make his debut in Sydney

Ahead of the crucial 3rd Test vs Australia, Team&nbsp;India announced its Playing XI on Wednesday. Rohit&nbsp;Sharma will open the innings for the visitors as he replaces an out of form Mayank&nbsp;Agarwal. Captain Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane&nbsp;said, "Talking about his batting, he is batting really well in the nets. He had put 7-8 sessions, came to Melbourne, started his practice straight away. When our Test match got over, he started his practice straight away".&nbsp;Shubhman&nbsp;Gill keeps his place owing to his brilliant Test debut in Melbourne. Hanuma&nbsp;Vihari&nbsp;too keeps his place contrary to reports that he could get dropped. The bowling department is all but same as Navdeep&nbsp;Saini&nbsp;makes his way into the Playing XI owing&nbsp;to an injury to Umesh&nbsp;Yadav. The toss once again will be crucial as a hard &amp; bounce surface laden with grass is expected at the Sydney&nbsp;Cricket Ground for the 3rd Test.&nbsp;

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