The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) treasurer Arun Dhumal has claimed that Indian cricketers are ready to go for a two-week quarantine in Australia to make sure Team India's tour Down Under goes ahead as planned. "There is no choice (but to quarantine themselves in Australia) – everyone will have to do that. "Given the revenue loss they will have on account of lockdown, post lockdown they will want to have revenue and revenue most likely will come from ODIs or T20s much more than a Test match," Dhumal said. Cricket Australia (CA) is set to lose 300 million Australian dollars if their series against India does not go ahead. The BCCI official also claimed that a limited-overs match would be more beneficial for both boards.

Source: dna May 08, 2020 07:30 UTC