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Will 2020 ends without cricket

Will 2020 ends without cricket

Cricket is one of the most played sport. Millions of people play, watch, and support it with the depth of their hearts. But after the strike of COVID-19, all cricket fans have to wait for the cricket.  As an effect of COVID-19, cricket is resting at peace which means no cricket is being played all over the globe.

All fans of cricket are waiting for it to be played but it does not seem to be. As an effect of COVID-19 World T20 has been postponed for an unrevealed time. You can imagine if the biggest tournament of a game can be postponed then there will be no chance for the bilateral series to happen.

Will 2020 ends without cricket

Covid-19 is increasing exponentially and can take an approx year to cure even slowing down the pace of COVID-19 is not a success because it can come back again. So to cure it completely the world has to develop a vaccine for it which can prevent us from this dangerous virus.

Will 2020 ends without cricket

Now it is as clear as the sun that it is approximately impossible for cricket to be played however cricket boards like Australia want it desperately because they have no money to pay their workers even the cricketers. 

Can countries with low damage conduct a cricket match

Now most of the people will ask the countries who have low damage from Coronavirus can conduct cricket match but it seems to be unrealistic but any country will not take the risk because for a cricket match there will be 40,000-50,000 audience and that will be impossible to maintain the social distancing.

What you can do while no cricket

As I have already said there will be no cricket for at least a year so to remove the boredom you can download any cricket game which can stay you connected with the game.

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