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Indian team reached London, will Suryakumar Yadav and Prithvi Shaw be able to play? | Cricket Post
The first match of the five-match Test series being played between India and England ended in a draw due to rain. Team India has reached London for the second Test match to be held at Lord's. Star all-rounder player Ravindra Jadeja has shared an Instagram story after reaching London. BCCI President Sourav Ganguly will reach Lord's to watch the second Test match of the series. Prithvi Shaw and Suryakumar Yadav, who came to England as replacements, will remain in Nottingham for now and will complete their quarantine period by August 13.
According to the news of 'Times Now', according to local time, the Indian team left for London at 11 am after the corona test report came negative. Riddhimana Saha also shared the photo on her Twitter account. Let us tell you that the second Test match between India and England is to be played from August 12. Suryakumar Yadav and Prithvi Shaw will be available for selection from the third match and they will start their training from 14th August after finishing the quarantine period on 13th. However, due to the change of travel rules in England from August 8, Sourav Ganguly will leave for London on Tuesday. According to the new rules of the Government of England, any person who has received both doses of the Kovid vaccine will not need to be in isolation. That is, Ganguly will not have to complete any kind of quarantine period.
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