Australia tour of Sri Lanka – Alex Carey committed to Sri Lanka tour–Alex Carey has vowed to take part in the upcoming Sri Lanka tour of Australia despite economic instability in the country. The Australian wicketkeeper urged they are in safe hands and will continue to participate in the upcoming tour of Sri Lanka, despite […]
Australia tour of Sri Lanka – Alex Carey committed to Sri Lanka tour–Alex Carey has vowed to take part in the upcoming Sri Lanka tour of Australia despite economic instability in the country. The Australian wicketkeeper urged they are in safe hands and will continue to participate in the upcoming tour of Sri Lanka, despite the host nation suffering economic crisis. Follow All Australia tour of Sri Lanka Live Updates on InsideSport.IN.
Australia tour Sri Lanka in June for 3 T20Is, 5 ODIs and two Test matches
Sri Lanka have been struggling with economic crisis in recent times putting pressure on resources
Sri have been committed to host the series despite unrest on economic side
Australia’s wicketkeeper Alex Carey celebrates after scoring a half-century (50 runs) during the second day of the second Test cricket match between Pakistan and Australia at the National Cricket Stadium in Karachi on March 13, 2022.
Australia tour of Sri Lanka: Alex Carrey looking forward to CRISIS-HIT Sri Lanka tour says, ‘We’ll be safe’
While speaking ahead of the tour Carey said the following, “We’ve had a number of meetings leading in to the tour with full clarity of what’s going on,” Carey said on Monday.
“Once we hit the ground we will see with our own eyes. Personally, I don’t feel there is a concern to tour.
“We are always well looked after by CA, security, the information we are given, so it’s exciting to hopefully put a bit of a smile on the Sri Lankan faces.
“They are doing it tough from reports but hopefully some cricket will turn that around for them,” the Aussie player concluded.
What exactly is the crisis situation in Sri Lanka? –
Sri Lanka has defaulted on a multi-million pound foreign debt payment.
The deepening situation has seen the nation’s worst economic crisis since it gained independence in 1948.
Sri Lanka has seen weeks of protests because of rising food prices and acute shortages of fuel.
Sri Lanka owes $50bn (£40bn) to foreign creditors but says it cannot pay them. It is asking for a loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Australia tour of Sri Lanka: Alex Carrey looking forward to CRISIS-HIT Sri Lanka tour says, ‘We’ll be safe’
