A COVID-19 episode hit the Indian cricket crew on Wednesday as three players - - senior opener Shikhar Dhawan, save opener Ruturaj Gaikwad and center request hitter Shreyas Iyer - - tried positive for the infection during their required disconnection period before the beginning of West Indies series. The Indian group gathered in Ahmedabad on January 31 for the forthcoming white-ball series against the West Indies and were going through a three-day disconnection period post their break from the South Africa series. "Three players - - Ruturaj Gaikwad, Shreyas Iyer and Shikhar Dhawan have tried positive. Anyway there are different COVID positive cases among non-training managerial care staff. It very well may be between two to four individuals," a veteran BCCI official told PTI on states of obscurity.
The series begins in Ahmedabad on February 6 with India's 1000th ODI match however it is currently an inevitable end product that the threesome will be feeling the loss of the series as they should go through seven days in length disengagement and afterward get back with two pessimistic RT-PCR tests.
It is normal that M Shahrukh Khan, R Sai Kishore, Rishi Dhawan, who are stand byes for the series, will presently get an examine to be in the crew.
Taking everything into account, Venkatesh Iyer, an expert opener in T20 crew, could be tested.
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