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Cricket by Nic Savage   As India's coronavirus situation worsens, Chris Lynn's suggestion that Cricket Australia could organise a chartered flight home for players competing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) has been branded "absurd". Despite India's recent insistence that it was "in the endgame" of its battle against COVID-19, the nation is battling a huge increase in coronavirus cases, escalating deaths and dwindling medical supplies. India recorded 352,991 new infections and 2812 deaths on Monday, with their total number of cases approaching 18 mi...

Cricket by Nic Savage   As India's coronavirus situation worsens, Chris Lynn's suggestion that Cricket Australia could organise a chartered flight home for players competing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) has been branded "absurd". Despite India's recent insistence that it was "in the endgame" of its battle against COVID-19, the nation is battling a huge increase in coronavirus cases, escalating deaths and dwindling medical supplies. India recorded 352,991 new infections and 2812 deaths on Monday, with their total number of cases approaching 18 mi...

Cricket by Nic Savage   As India's coronavirus situation worsens, Chris Lynn's suggestion that Cricket Australia could organise a chartered flight home for players competing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) has been branded "absurd". Despite India's recent insistence that it was "in the endgame" of its battle against COVID-19, the nation is battling a huge increase in coronavirus cases, escalating deaths and dwindling medical supplies. India recorded 352,991 new infections and 2812 deaths on Monday, with their total number of cases approaching 18 mi...

Cricket by Peter Lalor, Robert Craddock 28th Apr 2021 6:59 AM Premium Content   IPL authorities have assured Australian players in COVID-ravaged India they will do everything possible to get them home as the Australian government paused all flights from the nation until mid-May. Australian cricketers, coaches, commentators and officials taking part in the world's richest T20 tournament received a letter from the IPL boss on Tuesday reassuring them they would not be trapped in India. Prime Minister Scott Morrison made it clear...

Cricket by Robert Craddock and Claire Armstrong 27th Apr 2021 5:55 AM Premium Content   Cummins, Australia's highest paid Indian Premier League star on an annual contract of $3.1 million for the Kolkata Knight Riders, has urged other cricketers to follow his lead and donate to the PM Cares fund. "India is a country I've come to love dearly over the years and the people here are some of the warmest and kindest I've ever met,'' Cummins said. "To know so many are suffering so greatly at this time saddens me greatly.'' India h...