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British government gives its nod for family members to accompany Indian Cricketers!
By: Tupaki Desk | 1 Jun 2021 1:13 PM GMT
Ahead of the much-awaited ICC World Test Championship Final and the Test- series against mighty England, Team India players were allowed to take their family members for the tour, reportedly.
Media reports claimed that the British government has reportedly allowed the family members to accompany the players. This applies to Men crickets and Women crickets as well.
The Virat Kohli-led team India will lock horns with the black caps New Zealand on the 18th of June in the CC World Test Championship final. After the championship, India will lock horns with England for a Test series.
On the flip side, the Indian Women's cricket team will play against England for an ODI series and T20 series. Both teams will play for a single test too. The tour will begin on the 16th of this month.
Team India Men squad and Women squad have been following quarantine measures starting from the 19th of May ahead of the series. The players of Men team and women's team, including their family members, are expected to reach the United Kingdom on the 3rd of this month.
Media reports claimed that the British government has reportedly allowed the family members to accompany the players. This applies to Men crickets and Women crickets as well.
The Virat Kohli-led team India will lock horns with the black caps New Zealand on the 18th of June in the CC World Test Championship final. After the championship, India will lock horns with England for a Test series.
On the flip side, the Indian Women's cricket team will play against England for an ODI series and T20 series. Both teams will play for a single test too. The tour will begin on the 16th of this month.
Team India Men squad and Women squad have been following quarantine measures starting from the 19th of May ahead of the series. The players of Men team and women's team, including their family members, are expected to reach the United Kingdom on the 3rd of this month.
