England’s total badminton staff has pulled out of the upcoming India Open after the nation’s doubles specialist Sean Wendy and coach Nathan Robertson examined optimistic for COVID-19.
The Badminton Association of India (BAI) made the choice of England’s exit public on Sunday.
However, the organizers stated that the COVID assessments of all of the gamers performed this morning on the staff resort got here out adverse.
“The entire @BadmintonEnglnd team withdrew two days ago and they are not here in India. #YonexSunriseIndiaOpen2022 is on track and as per protocol all the players who were tested at the hotel this morning have come back negative,” tweeted BAI.
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full @BadmintonEnglnd The staff went again two days in the past and they don’t seem to be right here in India. #YonexSunriseIndia Open2022 The monitor is on and as per protocol all of the gamers examined on the resort this morning have come again adverse. #IndiaKaregaSmash#badminton https://t.co/L2UfxR7uZs
— Bai Media (@BAI_Media) 9 January 2022
Wendy’s males’s doubles associate Ben Lane additionally confirmed the event with a Twitter publish.
“There is no India Open for me this year and @SeanVendy has returned a positive COVID test along with our coach @Nath_Robertson,” Lane tweeted.
Wendy and Lane have been seeded fourth within the males’s doubles competitors.
The India Open will likely be held within the nationwide capital from January 11 to 16 amid a spike in COVID-19 circumstances throughout the nation.
Organized by BAI, the USD 400,000 Super 500 occasion will mark the beginning of the 2022 BWF World Tour season.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
