Former India and Tamil Nadu batsman S Badrinath has examined optimistic for COVID-19. Badrinath turns into the third participant from India Legends crew for the lately concluded Road Safety World Series to check optimistic for the virus. Sachin Tendulkar and Yusuf Pathan had introduced on Saturday that they too have been contaminated.
Badrinath took to Twitter to make the announcement.
India Legends had gained the event, beating Sri Lanka Legends within the last. The event was performed with loads of individuals – with little masks safety and social distancing – in attendance on the stands in Raipur. Even when the BCCI had closed the gates for the T20I collection in opposition to England in Ahmedabad, the ROad Safety Series continued with crowd in Raipur.
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During the Road Safety Series, Tendulkar had additionally uploaded a video the place he pranks the medical employees taking his Covid-19 take a look at. In the submit, he went on to say that he had undertaken 277 exams, whereas had performed 200 Tests for India.
In the ultimate of the Road Safety World Series, an all-round present by Yusuf Pathan helped India Legends beat Sri Lanka Legends by 14 runs. Put in to bat first, India made 181 for 4 with Yusuf smashing an unbeaten 62 off 36 and Yuvraj making 60 off 41.
In reply, Sri Lanka made 167 for 7 with Yusuf returning figures of two for 26 whereas Irfan Pathan received 2 for 29. Yusuf was the person of the ultimate.
India have been lowered to 35 for 2 with Virender Sehwag and S Badrinath falling cheaply however Sachin Tendulkar supplied a secure base making 30 off 23. Yuvraj and Yusuf then carried on, Yusuf accelerating in the direction of the top to energy India to an enormous rating.
Sri Lanka received a secure begin with Tillakaratne Dilshan and Sanath Jayasuriya including 62 for the opening wicket however they collapsed within the center to be lowered to 91 for 4. Yusuf made the essential breakthroughs, dismissing each Dilshan and Jayasuriya. Chinthaka Jayasinghe (30) and Kaushalya Weeraratne (38 off 15) stretched the sport however Manpreet Gony, Irfan Pathan and Munaf Patel held their nerves ultimately to win the trophy for India.
