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Hussey to be airlifted to Chennai as players begin long journey home – Sydney Morning Herald
Michael Hussey’s IPL franchise want their batting coach to be closer to the team’s base so they can provide him with better medical care in his recovery from COVID-19….
It is unclear what, if any, biosecurity protocols players will be subjected to in the Maldives in order to minimise the chances of transmission within the group.
The Maldives, with its pristine waters, is sold as a tropical paradise to tourists but is an unwelcome detour for the cricketers, who face fines of up to $60,000 and up to six years jail if they return to Australia before May 15 under the federal governments controversial legislation.
Some players, such as Marcus Stoinis and Glenn Maxwell,…
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