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Teams To Remain In 'Managed Environment' Not Bio Bubbles During World Cup: ICC
ICC CEO Geoff Allardice said that they are organising the upcoming Women's Cricket World Cup in a 'managed environment', where the teams won't be in bio-bubbles and won't be subjected to daily testing for Covid-19. He added that the onus will be on the players to be sensible for the smooth conduct of the tournament. The Women's Cricket World Cup will take place in New Zealand from March 4 to April 3.
"I think the approach is around having a managed environment around the tournament. Testing will be infrequent; it won't be daily testing. It's really about players taking responsibility knowing they are in the country for a month and living away for that period not locked into a very tight bubble. It's not going to be practical; it's certainly not going to allow teams to play their best on the field," Allardice was quoted as saying by ESPNCricinfo.
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