Kane Richardson: Cricket Australia currently has suspended all types of cricket from the nation by canceling the highest first-class domestic championship, the Sheffield Shield. Australia pacer Kane Richardson that had been recently tested negative for COVID-19, spoke about the position of his teammates beneath the cancellation of nearly all recognized cricket all over the world.
Richardson is among those 17 Australian players that have an IPL contract to the 2020 version. The 29-year-old pacer has purchased by Royal Challengers Bangalore and could have arrived in India following the scheduled Chappell-Hadlee Trophy.
‘We are only waiting to listen to’: Kane Richardson expects IPL 2020
“We are just waiting to listen. A whole lot of those blokes have remarks –‘it is likely to have canceled’, this and this — but it can change every day or a week, so I will just sit by the phone and get prepared to play to the 15th at the moment — that is what I am thinking,” Richardson said during cricket.com.au’s The Unplayable Podcast.
He said, “A week ago we had been flying back in South Africa also there wasn’t any idea of coronavirus. Whatsoever from the atmosphere or when we return to the airport. It is difficult to believe we are sitting at home with everything being canceled. But once you see the news and see what is happening in the world, it is certainly the correct call.”
The right-arm pacer subsequently went on to explain his time in isolation after that he had been supposed to have caught the virus. Richardson had whined about his sore throat before their first ODI against New Zealand.
“I had been at risk because I had gone abroad within (the preceding ) fourteen days. And that I had one of those four symptoms, and so that was why I got analyzed. I believed it was a joke at the time; however (the group physician ) was determined it was not. He talked to different people on the telephone to ensure that he was doing the ideal thing. And got the largest swab I have ever seen outside and put it to the rear of my nose. And the rear of my mouth, therefore it was not a satisfying experience, but that was the transplant. So I was pleased to cooperate with it.”
Richardson, who’s played with 25 ODIs and 18 T20Is for Australia, said that he’s all fine today. “I was not anticipating a favorable result, and thankfully, that is what happened…I am all good and that I got the OK to move outdoors and at the atmosphere again”, a thrilled Richardson stated.
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