The Big Bash League has decided to move all eight teams to the Victoria Hub for the remaining matches to combat the COVID-19 outbreak within the sides.
The Teams in Victoria Hub :-
A total of 11 matches will be playing between January 10-16. While some games will still be playing interstate. With teams flying in and out of the Victoria Hub on charter flights.
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The Melbourne Stars will play the Perth Scorchers on 11 January. After their fight on 30 December was postponing and will take on the Strikers on 15 January. The stars were impressing with 13 positive subjects including Captain Glenn Maxwell.
BBL General Manager Alistair Dobson said, “The past week has faced several COVID-related challenges on the way to the Big Bash. But we remain strong in our resolve to finish the season safely and successfully.”
A Designed to Collaborate :-
“These changes are designing to help leagues and clubs work on this, as well as to reduce risks to players, support staff, and the matches themselves.
Having our players in one state provides significantly more flexibility to lead any further impacts of COVID-19. ,
Interstate matches include Sydney Thunder competing against the Sydney Sixers at the SCG on January 15, while the Brisbane Heat will take on the Adelaide Strikers at the Gabba on January 12.
The Forced Him To Come :-
Heat has been one of the most affected sides in the camp with 12 positive subjects and was constraining to arrive. Eight players against the Melbourne Renegades in Geelong.
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The Scorchers are the only team to have played ten matches so far and are at the top of the table with eight wins and 29 points. The stars who played the fewest matches (8) are at the bottom with only three wins. All other teams have played nine matches each.
