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No high-fives, spaced huddle could be new normal for Aussie cricketers

By Saurabh Sharma May 07, 2020 • 14:52 PM View: 969

Sydney, May 7: If things go as per plan, Cricket Australia will begin the team's pre-season later this month under a set of new training protocols devised for the safety of players amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis which has wreaked havoc across the world.

Cricket Australia is planning for the resumption of training under the watchful eyes of it's chief medical officer John Orchard and head of sports science and sports medicine Alex Kountouris, reports Sydney Morning Herald.

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