Rishi Dhawan, the fast-bowling allrounder from Himachal Pradesh who represented India in four limited-over games (three ODIs and one T20I), has called time on his white-ball career. Dhawan’s announcement has come after the conclusion of the group stage of the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy.
IPL Chairman Arun Dhumal and Paul Taylor, former England international cricketer and SIS’s International Cricket Director along with other dignitaries from HPCA were present on the occasion.
The collaboration aimed to ensure the well-being of players during the World Cup matches and its practice sessions held at the stadium, including the support staff, spectators, and others involved in this monumental sporting event.
The three-match ODI series is happening despite the coronavirus outbreak which has forced some of the other sporting events to be either postponed or cancelled.
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As per the revised timings issued by the BCCI on Sunday, both the matches will start at 11:30 AM IST instead of 13.30 PM.
