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Can't imagine T20 WC happening in empty stadiums: Allan Border

By Saurabh Sharma April 14, 2020 • 13:19 PM View: 905

Melbourne, April 14: Former Australia captain Allan Border has said that he cannot see the T20 World Cup -– slated to be played in Australia in October-November -– be held behind closed doors amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Scheduled to begin on October 18, the tournament has come under doubt due to the coronavirus outbreak which has claimed more 1,15,000 lives so far across the world.

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