AUS vs ENG: ICC T20 World Cup 2022 Live: Matthew Wade COVID Positive – David Warner is likely to keep wickets against England in the ongoing ICC T20 World Cup 2022. The reason for this is Australia’s first-choice wicketkeeper batter Matthew Wade tested positive for COVID just before the virtual knockout clash against England on Friday (October 28). Skipper Aaron Finch had earlier spoken about Warner doing keeping duties if Wade gets injured or tests Positive. Follow AUS vs ENG & ICC T20 World Cup 2022 Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
Just in from the Aussie camp: #T20WorldCup
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) October 27, 2022
AUS vs ENG LIVE David Warner to keep wickets against England? Only wicketkeeper Matthew Wade tests positive for Covid-19 before VIRTUAL KNOCKOUT, Follow LIVE Updates
Well, that might explain why Glenn Maxwell walked out with the gloves on and did some catching before jumping in the nets today..
Wade still expected to play but as T20 cricket has shown us, be ready for anything #T20WorldCup https://t.co/Kgc10MSD1f pic.twitter.com/PHLO2q8dI3
— Jono Baruch (@JonoBaruch) October 27, 2022
AUS vs ENG Live: Toss up between Warner and Maxwell to keep wickets against rivals England – Apart from Warner, all-rounder Glenn Maxwell was also seen doing wicketkeeping drills before the virtual knockout match against England. The all-rounder had a lengthy indoor session, wherein he only was doing catching practice with gloves. It remains to be seen who dons the gloves for the important clash. For the unreserved apart from Wade Australia does not have any other specialist wicketkeeper in their 15-member squad for the T20 World Cup 2022.
Josh Inglis was the second wicketkeeper, but he was ruled out of the showpiece event due to a freakish golf injury.
ICC T20 World Cup: Why ENG vs AUS is a virtual knockout match in Group A?
- Ireland defeated England on Wednesday by 5 runs (DLS method).
- The Irish team hammered England’s hopes of making it to the semis after Wednesday’s win.
- Ireland bagged their first win in the Super stage of the T20 World Cup.
- Friday’s mini-Ashes clash between the hosts Australia and England will be a virtual early T20 World Cup knockout.
- England have New Zealand and Sri Lanka yet to play after their match against Australia.
- If they don’t beat Australia, then England’s dream of becoming World Champions would be diminished.
AUS vs ENG LIVE David Warner to keep wickets against England? Only wicketkeeper Matthew Wade tests positive for Covid-19 before VIRTUAL KNOCKOUT, Follow LIVE Updates
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