Australians in IPL 2021 moved to Maldives from India

The Indian Premier League’s Australian cohort has been transported to the Maldives after the match’s abrupt suspension over the coronavirus disaster in India.
In a joint assertion, Cricket Australia and the Australian Cricketers’ Association confirmed their gamers, teaching workers and match officers had been safely transported to the Maldives. “We can confirm that Australian players, coaches, match officials and commentators have been safely transported from India and are en route to the Maldives,” the assertion learn.

Official Update | We can affirm that Australian gamers, coaches, match officers and commentators have been safely transported from India and are en path to the Maldives. pic.twitter.com/mZQT2RlvBv
— Cricket Australia (@CricketAus) May 6, 2021
International cricketers began heading residence on Wednesday after yesterday’s halt of the Twenty20 competitors, as India grapples with a sweeping second wave of infections. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) had promised protected return passage for each foreigner concerned within the profitable eight-team league.
“They will all be fine. They are all looked after and they will all reach home,” former India captain Sourav Ganguly and head of BCCI instructed the Indian Express. “The Australians will reach the Maldives tomorrow, finish their quarantine and then reach Australia safely. So I don’t see any issue.”
Australia has banned travellers from India, even its personal residents, till May 15. Meanwhile, Former Australia batsman and Chennai Super Kings batting coach Michael Hussey, who examined optimistic for the virus, must look forward to a detrimental report check earlier than he can fly in another country. CSK fly Hussey into Chennai in air ambulance and captain MS Dhoni go away for Ranchi on Thursday afternoon.
“CA and the ACA will work closely with the BCCI to ensure Mike’s safe return to Australia when it is safe to do so,” the Australian board mentioned.
IPL’s New Zealand contingent will fly residence on Friday, the nation’s cricket board mentioned. Skipper Kane Williamson and three others will keep in India till subsequent week earlier than departing for England, New Zealand Cricket mentioned in a press release. The gamers within the squad for a Test tour of England, which incorporates the inaugural World Test Championship remaining towards India from June 18 to 22, are set to go straight to Britain after the conclusion of the IPL.
Williamson, Kyle Jamieson and Mitchell Santner, together with the group physiotherapist, had been unable to safe an exemption to journey to Britain till May 11, so they are going to stay in New Delhi till then. “Trent Boult will return home briefly to see his family before reconnecting with the Test squad in early June, possibly in time to be picked for the second test against England but certainly in time for the (World Test Championship) final,” the NZC mentioned in a press release.