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India’s home series against England set to be postponed

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Updated At : 12:32 PM Jul 16, 2020 IST

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New Delhi: The Indian cricket team’s six-match limited-overs home series against England scheduled in September is all set to be postponed along with New Zealand A’s visit next month due to the Covid-19 pandemic. “England were supposed to play six games (3 ODIs, 3 T20Is). Obviously in the current circumstances England won’t be travelling to India,” a BCCI official said.

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