Chennai: Australian all-rounder Daniel Sams on Saturday joined the Royal Challengers Bangalore’s bio-bubble after returning with two negative RT-PCR outcomes greater than per week after testing constructive for COVID-19. The 28-year-old had arrived in India on April 3 with a negative COVID-19 report however examined constructive in the course of the second check on April 7 and was in quarantine since then.
“We are pleased to inform that Royal Challengers Bangalore, all-rounder Daniel Sams, has joined the RCB bio-bubble on 17th April 2021 with negative reports for COVID-19,” RCB mentioned in a press release.Â
Daniel Sams is out of quarantine and has joined the RCB bio-bubble at the moment with two consecutive negative studies for COVID-19.
RCB medical workforce was in fixed contact with Sams and has declared him match to affix the workforce after adhering to all of the BCCI protocols.#PlayDaring #IPL2021 pic.twitter.com/0none9RQ7l
— Royal Challengers Bangalore (@RCBTweets) April 17, 2021
“RCB medical team was in constant touch with Sams to ensure his safety and declared him fit to join the team after all the required examinations as part of the BCCI protocols.”
Sams, who was traded to the RCB this season from Delhi Capitals, is the second participant of the franchise to recuperate from COVID-19.Â
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Opener Devdutt Padikkal, who was the very best run-scorer for RCB final season with 473 runs from 15 matches, had earlier recovered from the dreaded illness and joined the workforce after returning negative. While Sams missed the primary two matches, Padikkal was again in motion in RCB’s second IPL recreation towards Sunrisers Hyderabad, which the workforce received by six runs.
RCB are on prime of the factors desk with two wins and can face Kolkata Knight Riders on Sunday throughout event’s first double header.Â
