IPL 2021 | Taking feedback from players in India: Cricket Australia
IANS | 26 Apr 2021, 5:57 PMTye, Zampa and Richardson departed due to fears that they will be locked of their country following rising Covid-19 cases in India.
Tye, Zampa and Richardson departed due to fears that they will be locked of their country following rising Covid-19 cases in India.
Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer are out of the IPL due to injuries while Liam Livingstone had gone back home citing bubble fatigue.
Cummins, who is presently in India for the 14th season of the Indian Premier League also urged fellow IPL cricketer to help India in time of need.
RR pacer Andrew Tye has left for Perth fearing that he may be "locked out" of his own country in the wake of a COVID-19 surge. Soon after, RCB's Kane Richardson and Adam Zampa also pulled out citing personal reasons.
DC spinner Ravichandran Ashwin on Monday announced that he is taking a break from the IPL as his family is fighting with the virus.
While odds are stack against KKR, the head-to-head record gives the two-time champions an advantage over their northern rivals.
Patel leads the standings for highest wicket takers with 15 scalps. He had added three wickets to his tally during Sunday's match against Chennai Super Kings.
The 34-year-old Ashwin, competing for Delhi Capitals, decided to take a break saying that his family is currently "putting up a fight against COVID-19" and he wants to support them
The New Zealander's latest tryst with the Super Over came on Sunday night when his team Sunrisers Hyderabad failed to achieve the desired result in its IPL match against Delhi Capitals.
A few hours before this, another Australian, Rajasthan Royals pacer Andrew Tye, left midway from the league as he feared getting locked out of his own country in the wake of a COVID-19 surge in India.
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