Coronavirus keeps on unleashing devastation with the BBL plan with the Stars' conflict with the Strikers on Friday delayed while the Sixers are the furthest down the line group to report cases. The Sixers affirmed on Thursday evening that four individuals from their visiting party had tried positive in the wake of going through a PCR test in the past 48 hours. "Those four individuals are disengaging from the remainder of the gathering and are being upheld by the club," the Sixers said in an assertion. The Melbourne Stars as of now have 13 players in confinement in the wake of testing positive for COVID-19. Some of those players are because of leave segregation soon, dependent upon a negative test. "Nonetheless, with worry for the wellbeing and prosperity of those players, the League has considered it preposterous for them to play a match in the time accessible subsequent to leaving disconnection. "The League will prompt another date for the match in a matter of seconds, alongside plans to securely execute the rest of the KFC BBL 11 seasons. "The League and clubs will keep on focusing on the wellbeing and security, everything being equal, match authorities, staff, fans, and the more extensive local area all through the season. Alistair Dobson, Cricket Australia's General Manager of Big Bash Leagues, said: "We have been in steady discourse with the Stars over the previous week as an enormous piece of their playing gathering and care staff has been in seclusion. We express gratitude toward them for their co-activity at this troublesome time. "It has become clear as of late that, notwithstanding the probability of players leaving segregation soon, it would not be fitting for those players to promptly go to Adelaide and play that evening. "We will keep on working with the Stars to help their players and staff all through the rest of the period. "Comprehensive of this evening's matches, 22 of the planned 56 ordinary season matches stay in KFC BBL 11. "The League will give further clearness in no time around a hearty arrangement for those matches to securely happen, including the rescheduling of the three delayed matches to date."