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IPL 2021: Australian players expected to head to Maldives and await their chance to return home The IPL was indefinitely suspended on Tuesday after multiple cases of Covid-19 emerged from the bio-secure bubbles. Updated May 04, 2021 · 09:41 pm Representational image | Sportzpics / IPL / BCCI With Indian Premier League suspended and their country shut for all those flying from India, the tournament’s Australian contingent is expected to head to Maldives before t...

Australias prime minister has denied that his ban on travellers from India is racist as he backs down on his threat of jail for rule-breakers. Scott Morrison caused uproar over the weekend with his threat of up to five years in jail and fines of £38,000 for anyone arriving from India. In addition to around 30 highly-paid cricketers, some 9,000 Australians are believed to be stranded in the Covid-ravaged country, many of whom have Indian heritage. Mr Morrison sought to quell the backlash this m...

Another 357,229 Covid-19 infections and 3,449 new fatalities were recorded by the Indian health ministry on Tuesday. Medics believe the real figures could be between five and ten times higher.

L-R: Pat Cummins, Steve Smith and Glenn Maxwell NEW DELHI: With their country shut for all those flying from India, the now suspended IPLs Australian contingent, comprising players, support staff and commentators, is expected to head to Maldives before taking a connecting flight for home. The IPL was "indefinitely suspended" on Tuesday after multiple cases of COVID-19 emerged from Kolkata Knight Riders, Delhi Capitals, Sunrisers Hyderabad and Chennai Super Kings. There are 14 Australian playe...

34 Australian cricket players and coaches are trapped in Covid-ravaged India Australia banned all flights, even repatriation planes, from India until May 15 It leaves the players and staff stuck, with the lucrative IPL now suspended  Cummins said he was hopeful ban would expire but players feeling anxious Said when he left Australia he was signing up for quarantine on his return David Warner shared drawing from daughter pleading for daddy to come home 

24 patients die after hospital runs out of oxygen in Chamarajanagar News Network May 3, 2021 Chamarajanagar, May 3: In a major tragedy in Karnatakas Chamarajanagar, several covid-19 patients have died in the last 24 hours as a hospital ran out of medical oxygen.  According to reliable sources, at least 12 COVID-19 patients died in Chamarajanagar district hospital due to oxygen shortage. A dozen others lost their lives due to severe ailments. A total of 24 deaths were reported in a day at the ...

Consider lockdown to curb 2nd wave of covid: SC tells Centre and state govts News Network May 3, 2021 New Delhi, May 3: The Supreme Court has asked the Union and state governments to consider imposing a ban on mass gatherings and super-spreader events, as well as bring about a lockdown, to curb the spread of the coronavirus "in the interest of public welfare". A three-judge bench, presided over by Justice D Y Chandrachud, made the suggestion in light of the continuing surge of infections in the...

Cricket by Robert Craddock and Peter Lalor 3rd May 2021 8:31 PM | Updated: 4th May 2021 5:12 AM Premium Content Subscriber only Covid has breached the IPL bubble with immediate concerns for the safety of Aussies Pat Cummins and Ben Cutting as a furious Michael Slater branded the governments India lockout a disgrace. The IPLs wor...

IPL 2021: Out of form Chahal’s spot is not under the scanner, says RCB coach Katich Leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal has already been pushed down to the lowest grade of BCCI’s central contract after a poor last season. Rahul Gulati / Sportzpics for IPL Demoted in the list of central contracts as he is no longer a permanent feature in India’s playing XI, beleaguered leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal got the backing of Royal Challengers Bangalore’s coach Simon Katich. Chahal, who has been out ...

Chahals spot not under scanner after PBKS loss: RCBs Katich ​ By IANS | ​ 2 Views   Chahals spot not under scanner after PBKS loss: RCBs Katich(Photo:Twitter). Image Source: IANS News Ahmedabad, May 1 : The patchy form of Royal Challengers Bangalores (RCB) Yuzvendra Chahal is not a big concern for their coach, Australias Simon Katich, who said that the spinners spot in the team was "not under the scanner" after the teams 34-run loss to Punjab Kings. The 30-year-old attacking leg-spinner ...