IPL 2021: Mumbai Indians opener Chris Lynn reveals players to get COVID-19 vaccine next week, will BCCI vaccinate even foreign players? | Cricket News

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Mumbai Indians opener Chris Lynn dropped a digital ‘bomb’ on Tuesday (April 27) when he revealed in an interview to Australian web site that each one cricketers within the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 are going to be vaccinated for COVID-19 next week. It was a surprising revelation from the Australian big-hitting opener coming a day after Australian players’ exodus led by Rajasthan Royals’ Andrew Tye adopted by Kane Richardson and Adam Zampa of Royal Challengers Bangalore – all of whom went again to Australia citing ‘personal reasons’ due to rising COVID-19 instances in India.

“I do know there are folks worse off than us. But we’re going from a very tight bubble and are getting vaccinated next week so hopefully the federal government will allow us to get dwelling on a personal constitution,” Lynn, who performed the IPL 2021 opener in opposition to RCB, instructed News Corp media.

“I texted again that as Cricket Australia make 10 per cent of each IPL contract was there an opportunity we may spend that cash this 12 months on a constitution flight as soon as the match is over?

“We are usually not asking for shortcuts and we signed up realizing the dangers. But it could be nice to get dwelling as quickly because the occasion is over,” Lynn added.

India recorded 352,991 new instances of COVID-19 on Monday, putting additional pressure on an already overwhelmed well being system. From May 1, India will begin the third part of vaccination for Indian residents the place anybody above the age of 18 will be eligible to get COVID-19 vaccination. However, the Indian authorities has made it clear that there could be ‘no walk-in registration for vaccine’.

The registration for a similar will begin from Wednesday (April 28)  on the federal government’s on-line Co-WIN portal and its Aarogya Setu app. Ahead of the vaccination, the Union Health Ministry secretary Rajesh Bhushan wrote in a letter to the state authorities highlighting the technique and guidelines for the third part of the vaccination drive.

Bhushan mentioned every non-public CVC should declare on CoWIN, the vaccine kind(s), the shares of vaccines and the costs determined by it to be charged from the residents, for vaccination providers being supplied from May 1.

Even if the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) decides to vaccinate cricketers collaborating in IPL 2021, will the richest cricket physique on the planet be allowed to provide valuable COVID-19 vaccination to foreign nationals as properly? Lynn might be beneath some false impression that each one IPL cricketers are getting vaccinated.

Meanwhile, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has confirmed that Australia will pause all business flights from India until May 15.





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