Noosa News
Brisbane lockdown raises fresh doubts
Clouds are hanging over the hosting rights for next week’s Gabba Test with Brisbane set to go into a hard three-day lockdown on Friday to contain a highly infectious strain of the coronavirus.
The venue for the final match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy was already in doubt after India raised concerns its players would be quarantined inside their hotel rooms during their stay.
Now Greater Brisbane will enter lockdown on Friday evening as authorities fight to contain a strain of COVID-19 which has been described as “incredibly contagious”…
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