Michael Vaughan | Michael Vaughan tweets after Rishabh Pant tested positive in England Former England captain Michael Vaughan did such a tweet after Rishabh Pant got corona infected

Former England captain Michael Vaughan on Thursday expressed concern about the upcoming five-Test series between India and England, saying there is a need to change the quarantine rules related to Kovid-19 at this time. Vaughan made this remark after reports that India’s wicket-keeper batsman Rishabh Pant has tested positive for coronavirus and is in isolation for the last eight days.

Vaughan wrote on Twitter, “I am worried about 100 (The Hundred) and India’s Test series until the segregation rules are changed. We will keep getting cases (Covid-19 positive) as in the case of Rishabh Pant. If the rules of bio-bubble/isolation don’t change, I am also afraid that the withdrawal of players in the Ashes may also have a big impact.

Vaughan, however, did not specify what kind of changes he would like to see to the existing segregation rules for cricket teams. Pant will not be leaving for Durham with the Indian team where the Virat Kohli-led Indian team will play a warm-up match. The Indian team was given a break after the World Test Championship against New Zealand.

Later it has also been reported that India’s throwdown expert Dayanand Jarani has also tested positive for COVID-19. The Indian team is scheduled to play a five-match Test series against England from August 4, which will also be the start of the second round of the World Test Championship. Recently, the England team was also affected by the corona virus, which forced it to field a completely different playing XI in the limited overs series against Pakistan.