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Despite KL Rahul's 74 off 55, Men in Blue could only garner 132/8 from their 20 overs.

Team India lose 2nd warm-up match by 36 runs to Western Australia XI 

KL Rahul made 74 off 55 but no other batter fired for Team India as they ended their trip to Perth with a defeat.
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Despite KL Rahul's 74 off 55, Men in Blue could only garner 132/8 from their 20 overs.

Team India's trip to Perth ahead of the T20 World Cup finished with a defeat, with the Men in Blue losing the 2nd warm-up match to Western Australia XI by 36 runs.
Having rested Virat Kohli, Suryakumar Yadav &amp; Yuzvendra Chahal for the game, India opted to bowl with KL Rahul captaining the side even with Rohit Sharma in the team.
WA XI got off to a great start, with D'Arcy Short &amp; Nick Hobson both scoring fifties but India fought back through Ravichandran Ashwin &amp; Harshal Patel, who picked up 3 &amp; 2 wickets respectively as the home side finished on 168/8. Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/i-was-a-cricketers-administrator-sourav-ganguly-opens-up-on-his-exit-from-the-bcci-1665660320956">Sourav Ganguly breaks silence on BCCI exit</a>
In reply, Rohit Sharma didn't bat and while KL Rahul made 74 off 55, everyone else struggled. Hardik Pandya's 17 was the next-best score for an Indian batter as Team India could only garner 132/8 from their 20 overs.
The visitors will now shift base to Brisbane, where they'll face Australia &amp; New Zealand in the official warm-up matches before their blockbuster T20 World Cup opener against Pakistan on October 23.

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.
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; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/soccer-legend-pele-released-from-hospital-after-a-tumor-removal-surgery-1633103649614">Soccer legend Pele released from hospital after a tumor removal surgery</a>
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.

Australia to raise international arrivals caps

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Friday that his country will raise international arrivals caps to allow more Australians to return home. Morrison told reporters that this will be done in a staged manner from September 27 after the state governments agreed to the rise in hotel quarantine caps. New South Wales will welcome an extra 500 arrivals by Monday, while Queensland and Western Australia will take on another 200 per week. The overall cap on arrivals will increase from 4000 to 6000.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Friday that his country will raise international arrivals caps to allow more Australians to return home. Morrison told reporters that this will be done in a staged manner from September 27 after the state governments agreed to the rise in hotel quarantine caps. New South Wales will welcome an extra 500 arrivals by Monday, while Queensland and Western Australia will take on another 200 per week. The overall cap on arrivals will increase from 4000 to 6000.

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