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Eng vs SA: Cricket South Africa To Retest Players And Hotel Staff After Rescheduling Of ODI Series

By IANS News December 05, 2020 • 14:37 PM View: 1214

Cricket South Africa will retest its players and the hotel staff later on Saturday after the first One-day International against England on Friday was postponed to Sunday due to a Proteas player testing positive for Covid-19. A second test will also be conducted on Tuesday.

The positive test was confirmed through the results of the last round of scheduled testing on Thursday, a day before the ODI series was supposed to start.

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