Organizers sat down for the "Corona Free" World Cup ~ zee4u newz

Sydney: The organizers of the "Corona-Free" World Cup have gone to the top, holding on to timely action.

At a time when the whole world is trying to cope with the Corona virus, the organizers of the scheduled Men's Twenty20 World Cup in Australia this year are trying to make the event on their own time, as has recently been made clear by the ICC World Plans are under way to hold the cup in October-November.

The event will open at 7 venues across Australia from October 18 to November 15. The very successful Women's World T20 World Cup was held in Australia the same year, with a record 86,174 spectators participating in the final played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Currently the Major Football League of Australia is planning to hold the event behind closed doors in the winter, although the summer season is shadowy with uncertainty, though the event is still six months away but hosts Cricket Australia The home season is also upset, it has already prepared to take action on a $ 200 million loan from the banks, with the real concern being the series of 4 test matches scheduled for the end of the year against India, which will send the board 300 Expect to earn more than $ 1 million.

Organizers sat down for the "Corona Free" World Cup

The annoying thing for the World Cup organizers is that the future of Australia's borders will be closed in the near future, which is why organizers are considering various emergency measures. Sources say organizers are seeking medical advice on how to bring players, team staff and match officials from at least 15 countries to Australia safely from 400 to 500; they have already selected Corona Test in their respective countries. And before they start thinking about quarantining there before traveling, this will require not only a major logistical exercise but also approval from the partner country.

Players and offers from Australia, Pakistan, England, South Africa, the West Indies, New Zealand, Afghanistan, India, Sri Lanka, Ireland, Oman, Papua New Guinea, Bangladesh, Namibia, the Netherlands and Scotland are coming to Australia for the World Cup. The ban on the arrival of foreigners is expected, but it is expected that the ban will ease as the situation improves in the coming period.