Indian team to assemble in Delhi on June 5, South Africa squad arrives on June 2
The Hindu
There will be no crowd restrictions and there will be no bio-bubble for the series
The Indian cricket team will assemble here on June 5 ahead of the five-match T20 series against South Africa.
The first match of the series begins here on June 9 and South Africa will arrive here on June 2.
There will be no crowd restrictions and there will be no bio-bubble for the series though players will be tested regularly for COVID-19.
The other venues are Cuttack (June 12), Visakhapatnam (June 14), Rajkot (June 17) and Bengaluru (June 19).
"The Indian team will assemble here on June 5 while the South Africans land in Delhi on June 2," DDCA joint secretary Rajan Manchanda told PTI.
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