In England, there is no health advisory urging Indian players to practice at a low intensity. India vs. England: The rescheduled fifth Test is the fifth match of India’s 2021 series in England, which the visitors currently lead 2-1. Following a COVID-19 outbreak in 2021, the fifth Test was postponed at the last minute.
There is no health advisory in place for Indian players currently in England for the series’ fifth and final Test, which advises them to practice at a low intensity due to COVID-19 fears. This comes amid media reports that there was a health advisory in place in England for Indian players, in which the medical team advised the players not to practice too hard and to play with low intensity in practice sessions in order to prevent the body from becoming too tired due to COVID-19.
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England: “Everything is fine in the team. No such warning has been issued to players”
ANI received word from England that, “Nothing like that exists. Everything is fine in the team. No such warning has been issued to players. Yesterday, players worked hard in the nets for about five hours.”
After arriving in London for the tour, Team India began training for the rescheduled fifth Test against England on Friday. The rescheduled fifth Test between India and England will begin on July 1 at Old Trafford.
But first, it will play a four-day warm-up match against Leicestershire from June 24-27 in order to prepare for the Test.
The rescheduled fifth Test counts as the fifth match of India’s 2-1 series lead in England in 2021. Following a COVID-19 outbreak in 2021, the fifth Test was postponed at the last minute.
On the other hand, the Ireland-bound squad, led by VVS Laxman, will depart for Dublin on either June 23 or June 24, after a three-day rest. On June 26 and 28, India will play two Twenty20 Internationals against Ireland.
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