Australia’s men’s cricket team took an unusual step on Thursday, allowing Covid-positive Cameron Green to play in the final Test of the series.

Green was cleared to play despite testing positive. He took all the necessary precautions. Recent promotion to No. Green, who was recently promoted to the No.

Cricket Australia confirmed on Wednesday that all-rounder Cameron Green and his coach, Andrew McDonald, tested positive for COVID-19.

Cricket Australia’s protocols dictated that Green and McDonald be separated from the rest until they had negative test results. They were still allowed to play in the Test despite testing positive.

Cameron Green was seen in a video posted by Cricket Australia on social media, standing apart from the rest of the Australian team members while singing the national anthems.

This visual representation of social distance highlighted the precautions taken to prevent possible transmission within the Australian team.

A second video showed a moment of lightheartedness when the fast bowler Josh Hazlewood shooed Green away in a playful manner after the players had celebrated the first wicket taken by Kraigg.

Interestingly, this is not the only time an Australian cricket team has played with a Covid positive player.

The board of the Commonwealth Games 2022 allowed Tahlia Mcgrath to play in the final match against India despite her positive Test for COVID-19. Australia won the last with nine runs and the gold medal.

West Indies skipper Kraigg Brathwaite, who had chosen to bat first in the second day-night Test against Australia, fell for only four runs in the Gabba stadium in Brisbane.

The series is now 1-0 after West Indies lost the first Test in Adelaide by ten wickets. However, the Caribbean’s hopes of levelling the match suffered a major setback when it lost half the side with only 64 runs.

Josh Hazlewood “Shoots” Away Covid-Positive Cameron Green While Celebrating The Fall Of Wicket

In a hilarious twist, Australia’s Josh Hazlewood shoved his teammate Cameron Green away while celebrating the fall of a wicket during the second Test underway against West Indies.

The Gabba was hosting this match on Thursday. Hazlewood asked Green to keep his distance after Kraigg Brathwaite fell. Green was COVID-19 positive before the Test.

In a hilarious twist, Australia’s Josh Hazlewood chased his teammate Cameron Green away while celebrating the fall of a wicket during the second Test match against West Indies.

The game was played at The Gabba in Sydney on Thursday. Hazlewood asked Green, who had tested positive for Covid before the Test, to keep a distance after Kraigg Brathwaite’s fall.

The COVID-19 was present in the Australian squad before the match.  Travis Head, Cameron Green and Andrew McDonald all tested positive. This cast a shadow on the team for a short time.

Head recovered in time to play the Brisbane Test. McDonald and Green, however, had to keep a safe distance.

Green was able to play for Australia’s playing team despite his positive Test. Cricket Australia’s COVID-19 protocol, which is nuanced, allows players to take part with some restrictions and precautions. Green stood apart from his teammates for the National Anthem.

Cameron Green, COVID-Positive, Keeps Their Distance From Australian Teammates During The National Anthem

Cameron Green maintained distance from his Australian teammates before the second Test against West Indies at the Gabba in Brisbane. 

The parameters of international cricket have changed since the Coronavirus pandemic. With the game returning to normal in many parts of the globe and herd immunity against the virus in place, the rules seem no longer the same.

Cameron Green, an Australian all-rounder, was permitted to play in Australia’s 11 for the second test match against West Indies on Thursday in Brisbane despite having tested positive for Coronavirus.

Green was told to keep as far away from his teammates in Australia as possible. Green is not expected to contact any of his teammates during the match.

The picture of Green standing apart from his teammates before the Test at the Gabba stadium in Stadium went viral in no time.

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