Road Safety World Series has been canceled due to the coronavirus threat. With the COVID-19 spreading like a fierce blaze, the coordinators have chosen to defer the competition to May or October, subject to players’ accessibility.
Muttiah Muralitharan, Marvan Atapattu, and Rangana Herath have just left for Sri Lanka. The different abroad cricketers are probably going to fly out of India later on Thursday or Friday.
The Road Safety World Series has figured out how to make a free for all among cricket sweethearts with a portion of the incredible names in world cricket like Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Brian Lara, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Jonty Rhodes, to give some examples, taking everybody to a nostalgic ride on the field.
While monstrous expectation and publicity were encompassing the competition, the fervent cricket fans will trust the circumstance improves, and the rest of the matches of the opposition could be played later in the year.
Even though the official announcement is yet to be made, the report in Sportstar suggests that the decision to cancel Road Safety World Series, for now, was taken after the involved cricketers had a long meeting with the organizers in Mumbai.
