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Just a day after the Manchester Test was cancelled due to Covid-19 scare in the Indian camp, English cricketers Jonny&nbsp;Bairstow, David Malan and Chris Woakes&nbsp;have decided to withdraw from the UE leg of IPL&nbsp;2021.
It is learnt that the trio has chosen to put country before franchise cricket as&nbsp;before a busy winter that features the World T20 and the Ashes. Players from both sides flying to the United Arab Emirates this weekend to begin a six-day quarantine before the IPL restarts on 19 September.
While Moeen&nbsp;Ali and Sam Curran, who were part of the Test set-up, will travel to play for CSK,&nbsp;Bairstow, Woakes and Malan have told their franchises they are no longer available.&nbsp;Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler had already withdrawn, while Jofra Archer is&nbsp;out until 2022 with an elbow injury.
Also read:&nbsp;IPL 2021: Rohit Sharma, Bumrah and Suryakumar Yadav arrive in UAE

Woakes, Malan & Bairstow pull out of UAE leg of IPL 2021

It is learnt that&nbsp;Woakes, Malan &amp; Bairstow has chosen to put country before franchise cricket as&nbsp;before a busy winter that features the World T20 and the Ashes.

Just a day after the Manchester Test was cancelled due to Covid-19 scare in the Indian camp, English cricketers Jonny&nbsp;Bairstow, David Malan and Chris Woakes&nbsp;have decided to withdraw from the UE leg of IPL&nbsp;2021.
It is learnt that the trio has chosen to put country before franchise cricket as&nbsp;before a busy winter that features the World T20 and the Ashes. Players from both sides flying to the United Arab Emirates this weekend to begin a six-day quarantine before the IPL restarts on 19 September.
While Moeen&nbsp;Ali and Sam Curran, who were part of the Test set-up, will travel to play for CSK,&nbsp;Bairstow, Woakes and Malan have told their franchises they are no longer available.&nbsp;Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler had already withdrawn, while Jofra Archer is&nbsp;out until 2022 with an elbow injury.

<ul>
<li>The trio has chosen to put country before franchise cricket</li>
<li>IPL-bound players will undergo a 6-day hard quarantine in UAE</li>
<li>It leaves 10 England players set to feature in UAE&nbsp;leg of the IPL</li>
</ul>

Just a day after the Manchester Test was cancelled due to Covid-19 scare in the Indian camp, English cricketers Jonny&nbsp;Bairstow, David Malan and Chris Woakes&nbsp;have decided to withdraw from the UE leg of IPL&nbsp;2021.
It is learnt that the trio has chosen to put country before franchise cricket as&nbsp;before a busy winter that features the World T20 and the Ashes. Players from both sides flying to the United Arab Emirates this weekend to begin a six-day quarantine before the IPL restarts on 19 September.
While Moeen&nbsp;Ali and Sam Curran, who were part of the Test set-up, will travel to play for CSK,&nbsp;Bairstow, Woakes and Malan have told their franchises they are no longer available.&nbsp;Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler had already withdrawn, while Jofra Archer is&nbsp;out until 2022 with an elbow injury.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IPL 2021: Rohit Sharma, Bumrah and Suryakumar Yadav arrive in UAE" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ipl-2021-rohit-sharma-bumrah-and-suryakumar-yadav-arrive-in-uae-1631357583586" target="_blank">IPL 2021: Rohit Sharma, Bumrah and Suryakumar Yadav arrive in UAE</a>

Australia crumble, England level ODI series 

Australia lost their last 8 wickets for a mere 63 runs as Chris&nbsp;Woakes, Jofra&nbsp;Archer and Sam Curran picked up 3 wickets each for England to level the series 1-1 and win the game by 24 runs

After losing the 1st ODI, England came back strong in the 2nd ODI&nbsp;to keep the 3-match series alive against Australia. Batting first, England could only muster 231/9 from their 50 overs&nbsp;with Adam Zampa&nbsp;picking up 3 wickets for 36 runs. None of the English batsmen got a half-century as skipper Eoin&nbsp;Morgan chipped in with a 42. A 72 run 8th wicket stand between Adil&nbsp;Rashid&nbsp;and Tom Curran pushed England to 231/9 which looked like a below-par total. In reply, Australia started strong and reached 144/2 as skipper Aaron Finch smashed 73. With things looking all set for Australia to take an unassailable lead, England engineered a collapse with their attacking mindset. The&nbsp;visitors lost their last 8 wickets for a mere 63 runs as Chris&nbsp;Woakes, Jofra&nbsp;Archer and Sam Curran picked up 3 wickets each for England to level the series 1-1 and win the game by 24 runs.&nbsp;

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