As Aussies remain stranded in India while COVID-19 ravages the country, those contemplating coming home have been urged to stay put.
, three Australian players have left their IPL teams in recent days. Others still in India admit they are on edge over the deadly surge.
“We completely respect the decision taken by the players and extend our support to them in every way.Amin said the bio-secure bubbles which the players have been kept in had been strengthened because of the new fears. “I am sure you will understand and co-operate with us on these steps,” he said, adding that player safety was “of paramount importance”.
“When you all walk out onto the field, you are bringing hope to millions of people who have tuned in,” said Amin.AJ Tye arrived back in Sydney after leaving the IPL early.Amin also acknowledged players’ worries about how they will go home when the tournament ends on May 30, saying that was “natural and understandable”.
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