Shane Warne | The Hundred London Spirit Coach Shane Warne Tests Coronavirus Positive Former Kangaroo veteran Shane Warne, who was hit by the corona virus, is playing a big responsibility in The Hundred tournament

Former Australia leg-spinner Shane Warner has come under the grip of Corona Viral. However, his PCR test report is yet to come. He has isolated himself. The 51-year-old Warne is in London these days and is playing a big role in The Hundred tournament. Actually, Warne is the head coach of the men’s team of London Spirit. He was unable to be present during the match between London Spirit and Southern Brave. It is being told that another member of the team management has also been found corona infected. At present, there is no information about any player being positive.

Flowers were found positive before Warne

The club said in a statement, “After feeling unwell in the morning, Shane’s initial test was done which came back positive. He has been isolated from the team and support staff and the results of the PCR test are awaited. It said, ‘Another member of the team management has also tested positive and he has also been isolated. No player is affected. Let us tell you that Warne is the second head coach to be a victim of Corona in the tournament. Before him, Trent Rockets head coach Andy Flower was diagnosed with corona.

London Spirit had a disappointing performance

Southern Brave beat London Spirit by four runs in the match played at Lord’s. Spirit have been a disappointing performance in the league so far and the team has not been able to secure a single win. Spirit lost two out of three matches while one match ended in no result. Significantly, the England Cricket Board (ECB) is going to organize The Hundred for the first time, in which an innings of a match has been limited to 100 balls. Its initial season was to be played last year, but had to be postponed due to the Corona epidemic. Eight men’s and eight women’s teams have participated in the tournament.