Cricketers of England And Pakistan Have Tested Negative Results In Covid-19

In front of the booked arrangement among England and Pakistan, the cricketers of the two groups; they have returned negative outcomes in COVID-19 tests held in the UK. The said Test arrangement will succeed the three-Test among England and West Indies. Beginning on July 8, which will stamp the resumption of cricket.

Following a right around four-month rest due to the coronavirus-incited pandemic; cricket is planning to continue on July 8 as England take on West Indies at home for three Tests. It will be trailed by three T20Is and the same number of Tests among England and Pakistan. After a 20-man crew have flown into the UK; England and Pakistan cricket crews breezed through their most recent coronavirus assessments.

14-day quarantine for Pakistan team in UK

England and Wales Cricket Board affirmed on Tuesday that Pakistan players tested negative since Sunday for COVID-19.  The Pakistan group in the UK will be in a fourteen-day isolate in Worcester; in front of the series beginning on July 30. The entirety of England's players and executives, in Southampton planning for primary test one week from now against West Indies; likewise were negative in their third round of tests on Monday.  

Initially, 6 Pakistan players, supposed to travel to the UK, were tested positive a week ago. They had to stay back at Pakistan and went for testing of COVID-19 for the 2^nd time. Now, they have cleared the test and are joining the rest of the team in England. The PCB will presently encourage the movement of these six cricketers to the UK; where they'll join the crew in Worcester in front of the following month's arrangement against England. Shoaib Malik, who didn't fly out in the principal cluster of 20 players; will join the group in England on July 24. He will join in the wake of investing some energy with his family in India.

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