England and Wales Cricket The Board (ECB) has promised to discuss the possibility of players touring Australia with their wives and partners for the Ashes series starting December 8.
The ECB and the Professional Cricketers’ Association (PCA) said, “With the welfare of players and management being paramount, the ECB will discuss planning and operational requirements with Cricket Australia in the coming weeks and they will discuss their policies in partnership with the state and federal governments.” How do you want to implement it? in a joint statement.
Recent reports in British media claimed that several England players had expressed doubts about touring the Ashes this winter if Australia refused to allow families with them.
“This week, there have been several meetings between the men’s players of England, the ECB and the Team England Player Partnership to discuss provisional plans for a tour of Australia at the end of the year,” he said in the statement.
The ECB has been very proactive in prioritizing the welfare of players. Earlier this year, the ECB ensured players’ rotation through a tour of the subcontinent that included six Test matches – two in Sri Lanka and four in India – as well as ODIs and T20 Internationals in India.
Then some players who returned home from the Indian Premier League (IPL) were allowed to rest and be ruled out of the two-Test series against New Zealand.
He further added, “All stakeholders are committed to keeping the welfare of players and staff as a key priority and finding the right solutions that enable the England team to compete with the best players and lead the Ashes series at the highest possible level.” deserves.”
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