Following Kovid, the entire IPL for the 2020 season and half of the 2021 season were held outside India. Concerns have been raised once more this time around as the tournament progresses successfully, with spectators entering the country following the elimination of the Kovid threat. If Kovid gets worse, the tournament may have to be stopped halfway once more.
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Maharashtra is the only state where most of the matches will be played this year to avoid the Kovid threat. Players also have strict Kovid restrictions. The BCCI had earlier said that disciplinary action would be taken once morest players and their families who misused the biobable. Organizers are likely to tighten controls as the player is affected by Kovid.
With the Delhi Capitals players in the quarantine, there is uncertainty regarding the fixtures of this team’s upcoming matches. Kovid was confirmed to the player in an antigen test. This player will also undergo an RTPCR test. Only then will the restrictions be decided. It is reported that the BCCI will announce the matches in Delhi soon.
Kovid is a person who is in constant contact with the affected physio players. He had already been transferred to isolation. The tournament organizers are now moving the players to different rooms and conducting continuous Kovid tests.
Matches are likely to be suspended if Kovid affects more teams and players. There are also plans to restrict spectators. Kovid cases are currently on the rise in Delhi. Kovid is under control in Maharashtra. The Department of Health’s response is that it should only worry if a new wave emerges.
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