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Cricket Australia player David Warner Fears coronavirus could affect the Melbourne Boxing Day Test.


David Warner raised fears on Tuesday that Virat Kohli's India will be unable to play the boxing day test in Melbourne as COVID19  cases in Australia’s and Australia is the second-largest city. Melbourne currently in partial lockdown as Victoria state struggles to contain the second wave of virus infections.

                         

Ravichandran Ashwin Wants “Free Ball” If Non-Striker Leaves Crease Before Ball Is Bowled.

Ravichandran ash wins reaction came a day after the ICC announced that TV umpires will call front foot no-balls in the ODI’s  during ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.

The off-spinner even suggested a couple of ways to restore the parity between the bat and ball by disallowing the runs scored by the batsmen if he leaves the crease before the ball is bowled.

                              

“If I Hadn’t Met Anushka I Might Not Have Changed Says Virat Kohli.

Virat Kohli credited Anushka Sharma for changing him as a person and seeing perspectives.

In the conversation with Mayank Agarwal on “open Nets with Mayank”; Virat Kohli spoke about Anushka Sharma and said I give full credit to Anushka for making me see a different side of things altogether.

                            Fans Allowed To Attend First-Class Game In England For First Time Since March.

Spectators will be permitted to attend first-class cricket for the first two days of the Bob Wills Trophy on Saturday and Sunday.

                                IPL Governing Council To Meet On August 2 To Finalize Schedule Report.

Recently the IPL Governing Council Brijesh Patel confirmed that the 13th edition will start on September 19 in the UAE.

                                 ENG Vs WI 3rd Test. England Players Need To Wait To Win The Day 4 Due To Rain.

Due to rain  the fourth day’s play at Old Trafford on Monday. Stuart Broad waiting for his 500th Test Wicket.

          

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