SA vs. BAN: Khaya Jondo and Glenton Sturman become the first coveted substitutes in international cricket. South Africa’s opening batsman Sarel Erwie and all-rounder Wayne Mulder have been ruled out of the ongoing second Test against Bangladesh at Gaekberhata after signing contracts for the Covid-19. Follow SA vs BAN updates on Insidesport.IN
SA vs Ban Live: Bangladesh suffered another humiliating fall, Keshab Maharaj beat South Africa by 332 runs for 7 wickets
Arroyo’s replacement, Khaya Jondo, has been named in the Test debut for the Proteas. Glenton Sturman will replace Mulder in the XI. According to a statement from Cricket South Africa, both players felt ill and returned to the positive test in the morning. CSA has now introduced the COVID-19 substitution protocol, agreeing with the Bangladesh Cricket Board before the start of the tour.
SA vs. BAN: Khaya Jondo and Glenton Sturman become the first Covid substitutes in international cricket after being sacked by SA’s Mulder and Erwie Covid-19.
“This is an unfortunate situation, but it is not unexpected after the decision to make this visit under the Managed Event Environment (MEE) protocol instead of the strict bio-safe environment (BSE) protocol as before.” CSA Chief Medical Officer Dr. Shuaib Manjra read out a statement.
SA vs. BAN: “This is consistent with the country’s policy on repealing epidemic-related disaster management legislation, as well as the enormous psychological pressure that creates a bubble environment. The two players are currently in quarantine at the team hotel and are being cared for by the team’s medical staff. “ More has been said.
Erwie scored 24 and 41 in two innings at Port Elizabeth. Mulder also made significant all-round contributions, scoring 33 and 6 in two innings, respectively, and returning a 3/25 figure in the first innings.
At the end of the 3rd day, South Africa reduced Bangladesh to 26/3, the spectators still need 36 runs to win.
SA vs. BAN: Khaya Jondo and Glenton Sturman become the first Covid substitutes in international cricket after being sacked by SA’s Mulder and Erwie Covid-19.
