Edgbaston to host 80 per cent of crowd capacity for England-Pakistan ODI
Cricket | June 29, 2021 08:06 ISTThe announcement follows on from Edgbaston's successful hosting of the second Test between England and New Zealand this month.
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The announcement follows on from Edgbaston's successful hosting of the second Test between England and New Zealand this month.
New Zealand beat India by eight wickets in the rain-affected WTC final in Southampton with Williamson scoring an unbeaten half-century in a modest 139-run chase.
New Zealand defeated India by eight wickets at Southampton last week to claim the WTC crown, their second ICC trophy.
Holding hit out at the change in rules by the International Cricket Council (ICC) that restricts bowling bouncers and favours batsmen.
A bidding process will have to get underway before the final decision to admit any new franchise is taken.
The Dhawan-led team will play three ODIs and three T20 Internationals in the island nation.
The two, along with opener Danushka Gunathilaka, were seen roaming the streets of Durham after the final T20 international on Sunday night, which Sri Lanka lost by a massive 89 runs.
The Indian limited-overs squad, comprising 20 players and five nets bowlers, left for Sri Lanka on Monday and will reach Colombo after 4 pm.
The ICC, at the start of the month, had given BCCI a four-week window to decide and inform whether India could host the marquee event considering the COVID-19 situation in the country.
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