Cricket: Rahul Dravid takes trial team from India to Sri Lanka | Coronavirus News Plague

The former Indian captain travels with the second Indian team for a few tours next month in Colombo.

Former Indian superintendent Rahul Dravid says the various ethnic groups are a short-term solution to reduce the oppression of football players in the world of the coronavirus epidemic.

Dravid, who coached the Indian A and Under-19 teams and is currently a referee at the National Cricket Academy (NCA), is traveling on Monday with the second Indian team to Sri Lanka for a short visit from next month in Colombo.

Shikhar Dhawan will captain 20 members of India on the island for three days and 32 days from July 20 since the Test team led by Virat Kohli is in England for five games in August-September.

The Sri Lankan expedition – consisting of 32 matches and 23 international matches – was scheduled for June last year, but was postponed due to the coronavirus epidemic.

The ODI series will be part of the first 2020-23 ICC Cricket World Cup Super League tournament.

‘Avoid coercing players’

“In the short term, this will alleviate the stress of many players. It is becoming increasingly difficult for the same players to comply with all restrictions, “Dravid told reporters at a press conference before leaving.

“Over time, we will need to discuss more.”

Top players around the world including Kohli have spoken “deny” in bio-protected bullets and set aside several times in England in March this year.

The following month, when India fought a second deadly war on COVID-19, several Indians and foreigners, including bowler R Ashwin, he left from the Indian Premier League (IPL), which is supposed to be central suspension as the plague progressed.

On Monday, India’s second group, which includes a mix of upcoming skills and expertise, is in Mumbai for a 14-day launch and will head to Monday in Sri Lanka.

“There are a lot of people in the club who are looking for a place or are looking to strengthen their place in the T20 World Cup,” said the former captain.

“But the most important goal for every member of this team is to try and win the list. Hopefully, people will get a chance to do some good acting to win the series, and knock [on] the doors of the elect. ”

India India, which has eased restrictions in recent weeks due to a spate of deadly diseases and deaths in April and May, wants to change the T20 World Cup to the United Arab Emirates in October-November.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), which concluded the Indian Premier League in the UAE in September-October, is expected to make a decision on the T20 match in the coming days.