Know why former England captain Michael Vaughan erupts at PM

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Jun 24 2020 04:24 PM
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British PM Boris Johnson has described the danger of the Covid-19 epidemic with the cricket ball. He has asked to continue the ban on international cricket, to which former captain Michael Vaughan has raised a strong objection. British PM's statement, When MP Greg Clarke asked Boris Johnson about the resumption of cricket, he said, "Everyone understands the problem with cricket. There is a danger of corona spreading from the cricket ball. We have also talked to scientists many times in this regard. Right now we are doing more work to keep cricket safe from the corona. Right now we cannot change the guidelines. "

Furious Michael Vaughn: Michael Vaughn wrote on Twitter, "Every player has a hand sanitizer in his pocket... Use it whenever you touch the ball... It's easy ... Reactional cricket should start from July 4 ... There should not be such nonsense. "

Three series will be played between July-September: The 3-Test series between England and West Indies is going to start from July 8. However, Boris's statement will not have any impact on the tournament. The West Indies team has reached England for this series and the quarantine of the team has also been completed.

Tournament against Pakistan from 30 July: After the Test series against the West Indies, England have played a series of 3 Tests and 3 T20 matches against Pakistan at their home from 30 July to 2 September. Although Pakistan players have been found to be Corona positive prior to their departure for the England tour, but a decision has not been taken to postpone the series. Pakistan is scheduled to leave for England tour on 28 June.

Hand sanitiser in every players pocket ... Use every time you touch the ball ... SIMPLE ... Recreational Cricket should just play from July 4th ... utter nonsense it’s not being allowed back ... #Cricket
— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) June 23, 2020