South Africa men's cricket team two players test positive for COVID-19
Two South African men's cooperative people have tried constructive for Covid-19, CSA said in delivery on Thursday. CSA had led 50 tests on players and care staff generally. CSA didn't unveil the names of the two players.
The tests were done before the men's group culture camp containing 32 parts in Skukuza from August 18 to 22. The two players who tried positive will miss the camp as they have started confinement convention.
"The testing is in accordance with satisfying the association's commitment and duty to control the spread of the infection," the CSA proclamation said. "There were no swaps made for the two players who tried positive. Every one of those unfit to go to the camp will join the procedures practically."
Faf du Plessis couldn't go to the camp "because of the inevitable birth" of his subsequent kid, and Theunis de Bruyn, who was to at first miss the camp because of family reasons, has now joined the group in Skukuza.
The way of life camp was being held against the scenery of expanding racial polarization in South African cricket. The gathering was to have a workshop around the group's personality and condition and blueprint execution objectives.
CSA had directed comparative tests before the instructional course for the South Africa ladies' group in July when three individuals out of the crew and care staff had tried positive out of 34 tests generally speaking.
The tests were done before the men's group culture camp containing 32 parts in Skukuza from August 18 to 22. The two players who tried positive will miss the camp as they have started confinement convention.
"The testing is in accordance with satisfying the association's commitment and duty to control the spread of the infection," the CSA proclamation said. "There were no swaps made for the two players who tried positive. Every one of those unfit to go to the camp will join the procedures practically."
Faf du Plessis couldn't go to the camp "because of the inevitable birth" of his subsequent kid, and Theunis de Bruyn, who was to at first miss the camp because of family reasons, has now joined the group in Skukuza.
The way of life camp was being held against the scenery of expanding racial polarization in South African cricket. The gathering was to have a workshop around the group's personality and condition and blueprint execution objectives.
CSA had directed comparative tests before the instructional course for the South Africa ladies' group in July when three individuals out of the crew and care staff had tried positive out of 34 tests generally speaking.
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