Published 16:11 IST, June 25th 2020
Stuart Broad, Chris Woakes mocked on Twitter for expressions in temperature check photos
Stuart Broad and Chris Woakes were among the England cricketers who took the coronavirus test ahead of their Test series against the West Indies at home.
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England pacers Stuart Broad and Chris Woakes were trolled by fans on Twitter over ir expressions while taking a COVID-19 test recently. England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) shared ims of England players getting ir temperatures checked on ir official Twitter handle and fans were quick to take a jibe on two England pacers. Last month, Stuart Broad and Chris Woakes became first cricketers to return to individual training after coronavirus break.
ECB on Wednesday made an anuncement that England cricketers tested positive for coronavirus prior to a training group assembling at as Bowl ahead of next month’s Test series against West Indies. board also anunced that apart from players, tests was also conducted on support staff, match officials and employees of board between from June 3 to 23 and re was t a single person who tested positive for COVID-19.
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England vs West Indies 2020: Fans react to Stuart Broad and Chris Woakes im
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England vs West Indies 2020 schedule
Ahead of England vs West Indies 2020 series, Stuart Broad and Chris Woakes along with all-rounders Ben Stokes and James Anderson resumed training, becoming first set of cricketers to do so following coronavirus break. first Test of England vs West Indies 2020 series will commence on July 8 at as Bowl. second and third test will be played at Old Trafford subsequently on July 16 and July 24 respectively. ECB, while anuncing proposed schedule, had stated that decision on or scheduled matches for England Men and England Women's teams this summer will be determined at a later date.
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Mohammad Hafeez slammed by PCB for revealing COVID-19 reports
Veteran Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Hafeez recently stunned everyone by revealing details about coronavirus test that he underwent on a personal capacity, returning negative. Following revelation, PCB CEO Wasim Khan, while speaking on a YouTube channel named Cricket Baaz, said that he spoke to Mohammad Hafeez and made it clear to him that PCB was disappointed by way he had handled entire affair. Wasim Khan added that as an individual, Mohammad Hafeez has a right to take a private test but he should have informed PCB first.
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16:11 IST, June 25th 2020