The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has formed a two-member medical committee, which examines how players in the biofilm became infected with the corona virus, leading to the postponement of the country’s major T20 league. Pakistan Super League (PSL), including Australian leg-spinner Fawad Ahmad, was put on conscience Thursday after six players and support staff members were found to be Kovid-19 positive.
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A two-member committee has been constituted for the investigation, in which Dr. Syed Faisal Mehmood (Infectious Diseases Specialist) and Dr. Salman Mohammed Abbas has joined. The two review the bio-bubble protocol in the PSL and submit their report to Pakistan Cricket Board President Ehsan Money by March 31. An independent committee has been tasked with identifying the shortcomings of the bio-bubble, which explains why the bio-safe environment has left Kovid-19 free, the board said in a statement Sunday.
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Shoaib Akhtar, a number of former cricketers, raised questions about the event after Injamam-ul-Haq learned that Kovid was positive. The sixth season of the Pakistan Super League began on February 20 and the final was to be played on March 22. The league played 14 matches. The remaining PSL matches are expected to take place in April or May, which could lead to a clash with the league IPL.
