All India players test negative; improve probability of Manchester Test

All the Indian players have tried negative in the new round of RT-PCR tests taken on Thursday (September 9). This has expanded the odds of the Manchester Test staying on time from Friday, September 10. The Test has been obfuscated in vulnerability since the time India's second physio - Yogesh Parmar - tried positive for COVID-19 in Manchester. This had prompted the abrogation of India's training meeting just before the Test, and a new round of testing, everything being equal. While the playing staff has returned negative, there has been no authority word from one or the other board on the possibilities of the Test match at this point. It is perceived that the Indian load up has had anxieties over the positive cases in the unforeseen with colleagues set to fly straight out from England to the IPL which intently follows the finish of the series. Moreover, the group could be without the administrations of both their physios - Parmar and Nitin Patel, who is additionally separating in the wake of being considered a nearby contact of Ravi Shastri, the lead trainer who tried positive during the past Test in London.