(Reuters) – The second sooner or later worldwide between West Indies and Ireland scheduled for Tuesday in Kingston has been postponed due to COVID-19 circumstances and injuries within the visiting squad, each groups mentioned in a joint assertion.
Ireland reported two additional constructive circumstances whereas two gamers have been dominated out due to harm, with 5 gamers in whole isolating.
Paul Stirling, Simi Singh and Ben White examined constructive final week and missed the primary ODI on Saturday, which West Indies gained by 24 runs.
“CWI and CI are in discussions to overview the match schedule and are working to discover all potentialities for the collection to be accomplished,” the assertion.
The two groups are scheduled to meet in a 3rd ODI on Friday earlier than the tour ends with a one-off Twenty20 worldwide in Kingston on Sunday.
Ireland’s tour of the United States was additionally disrupted due to COVID-19. The two groups had performed a T20 collection which ended 1-1 earlier than the ODI collection in Florida was cancelled after members of the touring employees returned constructive exams.
(Reporting by Hritika Sharma in Bengaluru, modifying by Pritha Sarkar)
