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Many Australia Cricketers Might Be Out Of Afghanistan Test In November
Many of Australian team players may not be able to play the home season-opening first Test in November if the team reaches final of the T20 World Cup since they wouldn't be able to complete the quarantine on arrival from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) by the time the Test begins.
Australia will open the season against Afghanistan in a one-off Test that begins on November 27. The T20 World Cup runs from October 17 to November 14 in the UAE. There will only be a 13-day gap between the end of the T20 World Cup and the start of the one-off Test.
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