Australia’s squad faced a COVID-19 setback ahead of the second Test against the West Indies as allrounder Cameron Green and coach Andrew McDonald tested positive on Wednesday. Despite the surprise, Green took to the field for the second Test. During the national anthem, he stood apart from his teammates to adhere to social distancing norms.
This move, however, sparks intense scrutiny due to concerns over potential health risks to other players. Green’s presence raises questions about the balance between player welfare and the broader impact on the team amidst the ongoing challenges posed by the pandemic.
Cameron Green who tested positive for COVID19 is playing the Test match against West Indies.
– He’s keeping distance with his teammates during the national anthem. (Daniel Cherny). pic.twitter.com/bLy6zQ2pzt
— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) January 25, 2024
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