..then don't play IPL, workload will be managed' Gavaskar lashed out at Gujarati cricketer, Rohit too

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Image: File Photo Sunil Gavaskar on Jasprit Bumrah : Workload management has long been a major issue for the Indian cricket team. However, former cricketer Sunil Gavaskar does not agree that players should take a break from international matches by complaining about the workload. Many times he has openly said that if you really want to manage the workload then don't play in the IPL. Relax but don't excuse yourself from national duty. In this way, Sunil Gavaskar started a discussion about resting fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah in the Ranchi Test against England by Rohit Sharma and Co. Gavaskar gave a statement about Rohit Sharma's bold decision Gavaskar also opened up about India's decision not to use Bumrah in the deciding match of the Test series against England. Gavaskar said, “After bowling just 15 overs in the first innings of the third Test in Rajkot and then 8 overs in the second innings, Bumrah was rested for Ranchi probably on the recommendation of the trainer....

The top six nations withdrew and the Thomas and Uber Cup postponed for a year

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The Badminton World Federation (BWF) was eventually forced to suspend both prestigious tournaments for a year after the top six countries announced they would not send their teams to the Thomas and Uber Cup finals in Denmark due to the Corona epidemic. After Australia, Thailand, Chinese Taipei and Algeria, Indonesia and South Korea also announced their decision not to send their teams to participate in the elite tournament due to the threat of corona. However, India had announced the names of the teams for both the tournaments and the players were also preparing to leave.

The men's and women's badminton team events, the Thomas and Uber Cup finals, to be held in Aarhus, Denmark from October 9 to 11, have been postponed for a year. "We had in-depth discussions with the tournament's host Denmark on other issues, ranging from the hosting agreement, and decided to postpone both events this year in light of the situation," the BWF said in a statement.

"We were forced to make this decision as many countries participating in the tournament withdrew," he added. Along with this tournament, it has been decided to postpone the European leg of the BWF World Tour. According to media reports, the Badminton World Federation made several attempts to save its prestigious tournaments, but they did not succeed. When some teams initially withdrew, the World Federation sent out invitations to Singapore and Hong Kong to join the major tournament as alternate teams. However, both the countries refused to send their players due to the severity of the Koro epidemic. After which they decided not to leave.

The Japanese team is not ready to take part in the tournament and the Chinese team is also awaiting government approval. The last date for naming the tournament is September 18 and the decision was taken in view of the uncertainty of most of the teams. Earlier, India's top badminton star Saina Nehwal also questioned the organization of a major tournament amid the epidemic.


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