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‘No free rides’: IPL players don’t want special treatment for return from India – Sydney Morning Herald
Australian players boss Todd Greenberg hit the airwaves to dispel the notion players may be jumping the queue to return home from India.
Australian crickets players union says stars participating in the Indian Premier League will not ask for preferential treatment from the federal government as they seek a return from India.
The Australian Cricketers Association was on Wednesday morning still unsure if spinner Adam Zampa and seamer Kane Richardson would be able to fly back from the coronavirus-ravaged nation after the Morrison government announced a pause on direct flights to Australia from India until May 15.
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