New Zealand's impending restricted overs visit through Australia has now been delayed until additional notification because of New Zealand's quarantine necessities and line controls which brought about the absence of lucidity concerning when the crew would have the option to get back. NZC and CA had advanced a proposition to delay the length of the visit so New Zealand could get back "at an at once for the MIQ cycle, yet the public authority affirmed it had no ability to meet the solicitation." The visit including 3 ODIs and a solitary T20I, was at first planned to be played between January 24 and February 9; the two sheets are currently in conversation concerning when the deferred series can be played. "We are very baffled that we will not have the option to play the booked matches against New Zealand as arranged, in any case, we will keep on working with New Zealand Cricket to reschedule the series," Nick Hockley, CA CEO, said on Wednesday (January 19). "We express gratitude toward NZC, who got a significant investment of time and energy to make the series going, nonetheless, in light of the fact that they couldn't get sureness over return quarantine courses of action, it is basically unrealistic as of now. "We realize fans will be baffled and express gratitude toward them for their agreement given the extraordinary conditions that the worldwide pandemic presents for everybody. "We anticipate inviting Sri Lanka to Australia one month from now and will affirm the timetable for that series at the earliest opportunity." In the mean time, NZC CEO David White said: "As we currently know, the approach of Omicron incited a shift in perspective from the NZ Government, bringing about a hard 10-day compulsory disconnection period being forced on all approaching voyagers. "NZC and CA had investigated a proposition to extend the visit and to push out the date on which the crew may get back to New Zealand with the expectation that may be more reachable for the Government. Sadly, we got exhortation toward the beginning of today that they couldn't give conviction over this."