BCCI And ECB Together Took The Decision To Cancel Test Match

BCCI and ECB together took the decision to cancel Test Match. England Cricket may suffer a huge loss due to the cancellation of the Manchester Test, a blow of Rs 200 crore.

The last match of the five-match Test series played between India and England could not be played. In view of the crisis of the Corona epidemic, it was decided to cancel it.

The BCCI and England Cricket together took the decision to cancel the match in view of the health interest of the players.

It has been talked about getting it done on a new date with the consent of both the boards.

The decision to cancel the Test match between India and England to be played in Manchester on 10 September was taken shortly before the start.

All the players were advised to stop practice and be locked in hotel rooms after Indian team assistant physio Yogesh Parmar was found corona infected a day earlier.

However, later his report including all the players came negative.

BCCI and ECB together took the decision to cancel Test Match: 200 crore loss to ECB.

The ECB will suffer a loss of 20 million pounds (about Rs 200 crore) due to the cancellation of the fifth Test between India and England in Manchester.

In which the domestic Lancashire Cricket Club, which organized the event, has suffered a loss of one million pounds (about Rs 10 crore). Which will refund the entire money of ticket sales to the fans.

Still in doubt about the outcome of the series.

According to BCCI, this series is not over yet and India is leading 2-1. The last match of the series will be played later on a new date with the mutual consent of both the boards.

On the other hand, England Cricket has a statement that the match to be played will be the only Test and it will have nothing to do with the series.

England Cricket statement – Manchester Test has not been canceled due to Corona, there is some other reason.

The last match of the five-match Test series played between India and England is in controversy after the cancellation.

BCCI has informed that the fifth Test match of the series has been canceled for the time being, which will be played later.

At the same time, England Cricket said that the match that will be played now will be the only Test that will not have any meaning in this series.

ECB CEO Tom Harrison said that I think it is a different situation. We have been given some other options which will be looked into.

This match had to be canceled not because of the fear of coronavirus but because of the thinking of ‘what could happen.

He said that every effort was made to convince the Indian players to make them feel comfortable.