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Covid-19: Kyle Coetzer fears cricket will 'start to be forgotten' in Scotland
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Saturday, 23 May 2020 05:13
Kyle Coetzer has expressed concern that with no cricket in Scotland until at least August, the sport could well "start to be forgotten in some ways", and cricketers who are not getting a chance to do what they do best might just move away from the game."Any sport that isn't getting any headlines will slowly but surely start to be…
Social distancing, 'safe' ball management among ICC's dos and don'ts
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Friday, 22 May 2020 10:39
Players and umpires will need to keep to "social distancing" norms on and off the field. Players will not hand over personal items such as caps, sunglasses and sweaters to the umpires any more. Players should use a hand sanitiser regularly once they have had contact with the ball. Umpires should consider wearing gloves to handle the ball.These are some…
Alex Hales 'should be allowed a second chance' - Chris Woakes
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Friday, 22 May 2020 10:21
Chris Woakes believes that Alex Hales would be welcomed back into the England set-up this summer, assuming he has learnt his lessons following the drugs ban that caused his axing from last summer's World Cup squad.Speaking in anticipation of next week's squad announcements, for which England are likely to choose up to 45 players to accommodate both red- and white-ball…
Chris Woakes admits realities of post-Covid training 'take up headspace'
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Friday, 22 May 2020 10:03
Chris Woakes believes that his first day back at training has given him an insight into how the rest of the England summer will pan out, after admitting that the strict social-distancing protocols at his home ground of Edgbaston would "take up some headspace".Woakes bowled five overs at about 50% intensity on Thursday, on his return to outside practice, using…
ICC sets bowlers' workload guidelines for resumption of cricket
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Friday, 22 May 2020 10:19
The ICC has suggested teams would need to exercise caution over bowlers' workloads to avoid a serious injury like stress fracture of the spine as players get ready to resume training after nearly 10 weeks in lockdown due to the Covid-19 pandemic.With international teams set to return to play in a "condensed schedule", the ICC has recommended bowlers would need…
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