Cricket South Africa and a leading epidemiologist are comfortable that Saturday's 3TC match will proceed as safely as possible

Both the Cricket South Africa (CSA) and the main disease transmission specialist have agreed that Saturday's 3TC match is continuing as securely as fans can expect it under the circumstances. The event is happening in Gauteng, which is presently observing as the focal point of the Covid-19 pandemic in South Africa. The presentation coordinate, which is including 24 players isolated into three groups of eight who will all contend in a similar installation, will happen at SuperSport Park in Centurion (in Gauteng), and is the first run through South African players will take the field in over a quarter of a year.

Players came back to preparing toward the end of last month and were tried before they started little gathering meetings. Along these lines, six CSA staff members had tried positive, yet no players. Six progressively positive tests were recorded, all among non-playing individuals from the occasion.

Players in the England and West Indies teams were tried multiple times before the continuous Test series

Even though it's anything but a universal game, that approach is rather than that taken by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) - as one model - which restarted global cricket this month. The administration has tested the players of both the teams, England and West Indies, multiple times. They have tested the player before the start of the Test series. Moreover, they are being tested at regular intervals for Covid-19. England will play with Pakistan in their next schedule and the Pakistan players have already arrived in England. They are the next rivals of the England cricket team. Pakistan team has completed various tests for coronavirus in their nation. Additionally, the ECB is conducting many tests on them since they have arrived in the UK. The tests are pinpointing those Pakistan cricketers who are testing to be positive of the virus.

These tests are helping the cricket fraternity in keeping themselves safe to an extent.

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