Women's World Cup 2022: ICC CEO banks on players being sensible and responsible amid COVID-19 threat
FirstpostThe women’s ODI World Cup begins 4 March across six different venues in New Zealand. Dubai: Hopeful of a COVID-free women’s World Cup but prepared for any eventuality nonetheless, International Cricket Council CEO Geoff Allardice on Monday said that the governing body would bank heavily on players being “sensible” to ensure that the tournament passes off smoothly. “I think one of the shifts is we had quite a close call in the West Indies with the men’s Under-19 World Cup, a month or so ago, where there were a number of teams that had breaks. “…at the time of the events, the COVID situation is unfolding so, so it has been challenging,” Allardice said when specifically asked how difficult it has been to plan the event in New Zealand, where COVID restrictions have been among teh strictest in the world.