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Australia slams its borders shut with India leaving 9,000 expats stranded

As many as 9,000 Australians - including the countrys top cricket players - have been stranded in India by the governments ban on flights from the Covid-ravaged nation until May 15. Prime Minster Scott Morrison suspended all direct commercial flights and chartered repatriation flights on Tuesday afternoon as India suffers a huge surge in cases and deaths.   He said eight planned chartered flights to the Northern Territory will be delayed until after mid-May and commercial flights may remain b...
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Australia suspends incoming flights from India until May 15 — IPL cricketers, coaches and broadcasters left in a bind

» Australia suspends incoming flights from India until May 15 — IPL cricketers, coaches and broadcasters left in a bind Australia suspends incoming flights from India until May 15 — IPL cricketers, coaches and broadcasters left in a bind Prabhjote GillApr 27, 2021, 13:24 IST Glenn Maxwell is among the IPL players stranded in India as Australia bans all incoming flights from India until May 15RCB Australia has suspended all incoming flights from India for the next three weeks, until May 15....
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ipl 2021: Aussie players in IPL will have to make own arrangements for return: Australia's PM Scott Morrison | Cricket News

SRH captain David Warner is among the leading names of Australian cricketers currently playing in IPL 2021 (PTI Photo) MELBOURNE: Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Tuesday said cricketers competing in the IPL will have to make their "own arrangements" to return home after his country banned all flights from India in the wake of a deadly second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic there. Australia on Tuesday suspended all direct passenger flights from India with immediate effect until May 15...
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Zampa, Richardson latest Aussies to leave IPL early

The  ABC is reporting that COVID-19 is currently killing one person every four minutes in Delhi. On Sunday, almost 350,000 positive cases were officially recorded as well as 2767 deaths, the fourth-straight day of world record case numbers. The actual number of cases and COVID-related deaths is reportedly much higher than the official tallies. Following his departure, Tye told SEN he had been contacted by other Australian players about how he managed to secure a flight home. Between them, Za...
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BCCI says IPL will continue for now as Ashwin, 3 Australians withdraw

Anxiety pierced through IPLs bio-secure bubble on Monday with leading Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin and some Australian players withdrawing from the league amid the escalating COVID-19 crisis in India even as the BCCI insisted that the glitzy league will go on. The 34-year-old Ashwin, competing for Delhi Capitals, decided to take a break saying that his family is currently "putting up a fight against COVID-19" and he wants to support them. He hopes to return to the side "if things go...
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Taking feedback from players in India: Cricket Australia

Taking feedback from players in India: Cricket Australia ​ By IANS | ​ 2 Views Cricket Australia. (Photo: Twitter/@CAComms). Image Source: IANS News Sydney, April 26 : Cricket Australia have said they are in touch with their cricketers playing in India after three of their players pulled out of the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) and returned home. There were 17 Australian cricketers in different franchises but with Adam Zampa and Kane Richardson (both Royal Challengers Bangalore) as ...
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IPL 2021: BCCI says event will go on amid escalating Covid crisis in India

(MENAFN - Khaleej Times) Anxiety pierced through the Indian Premier Leagues bio-secure bubble on Monday with leading Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin and some Australian players withdrawing from the league amid the escalating Covid-19 crisis in India even as the BCCI insisted that the glitzy league will go on. The 34-year-old Ashwin, competing for Delhi Capitals, decided to take a break saying that his family is currently ‘putting up a fight against Covid-19 and he wants to support t...
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Celebrity MasterChef 'set to RETURN' to Australia

Share The insider also added that with the success of shows such as Dancing With The Stars: All Stars and SAS Australia, TV bosses are wanting to sign on talent as quickly and as cheaply as possible. Daily Mail Australia have contacted Channel Ten for further comment.  In the shows 2009 season, stars such as Michelle Bridges, Rachael Finch and cricketer Simon Katich took part in the show. Champion: In 2009, Olympic freestyle swimmer Eamon Sullivan won the show out of the 18 participants who to...
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Early player exits as Covid-19 cases surge in India; BCCI says Indian Premier League will go on

updated: Apr 27 2021, 04:09 ist The Board of Control for Cricket in India asserted that the Indian Premier League would continue even as three Australian players -- Andrew Tye, Adam Zampa and Kane Richardson -- and senior Delhi Capitals’ spinner R Ashwin decided to pull out of the event amid growing anxiety over mounting Covid cases in the country.   In what should come as a relief to BCCI, Mumbai Indians’ paceman Nathan Coulter-Nile said he felt safer in the bio-bubble than travelling bac...
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