Hobart: The ongoing T20 World Cup reported its first COVID-19 case as Ireland all-rounder George Dockrell has been identified as “potentially positive” for the virus ahead of their match against Sri Lanka in Hobart on Sunday. But despite being COVID positive, Dockrell took the field against Sri Lanka and made 14 off 16 balls. T20 World Cup: Full coverage | Schedule | Results | Points Table | News | Photos Dockrell has been identified as “potentially positive” for the virus, confirmed Cricket Ireland, adding that he is being managed in accordance with the guidelines of the ICC and national authorities. As per the current regulations, a positive test does not stop a player from playing in the ongoing T20 World Cup or training with his teammate. However, the positive player is required to travel separately on match and training days.
COVID UPDATE
— Cricket Ireland (@cricketireland) October 23, 2022
Cricket Ireland today confirmed that George Dockrell has been identified as a potential positive for COVID and is being managed in line with current local, national and ICC guidelines for the management of COVID-19.
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“Dockrell’s symptoms are mild, however team medical staff have managed his movements and interactions in line with tournament and government protocols in a bid for him to play in Sunday’s encounter with Sri Lanka at Bellerive Oval,” read a report in the tournament’s official website, t20worldcup.com. “The ICC Chief Medical Officer, opposition team and stadium staff have been informed of the situation.” The 30-year-old Dockrell had scored an unbeaten 27-ball 39 in Ireland’s six-wicket win over Scotland in the qualifiers. After Sri Lanka, Ireland will play Afghanistan in their second Super 12 match in Melbourne on 28 October. Read all the Latest News , Trending News , Cricket News , Bollywood News , India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.


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