New Zealand cricketers in IPL 2021 could go away for UK from Maldives over the weekend: Gary Stead

New Zealand Test gamers who had been part of IPL 2021 and are at present stationed in Maldives are more likely to go away the island nation for UK this weekend, head coach Gary Stead stated. New Zealand captain Kane Williamson (AP Image)HIGHLIGHTSNew Zealand gamers more likely to depart for UK from Maldives this weekendUK-bound Kiwi Test cricketers headed to Maldives after suspension of IPL 2021The three New Zealand Test gamers will journey to England for the WTC last from the Maldives nowNew Zealand head coach Gary Stead on Tuesday stated that the Kiwi gamers, who participated in IPL 2021 and are at present within the Maldives, could depart for the United Kingdom over this weekend.New Zealand captain Kane Williamson, Mitchell Santner and Kyle Jamieson had been transferred to the Maldives after leaving the mini bio-bubble in New Delhi submit the suspension of the IPL 2021. The World Test Championship (WTC) final-bound trio together with physio Tommy Simsek and coach Chris Donaldson will go away for England from the Maldives now.Stead additional stated that it was unclear whether or not the Black Caps should endure quarantine within the UK after coming from the Maldives.”I don’t know all the details right now. My understanding is that they are looking to leave (Maldives) somewhere around the time that we leave — May 15, 16 or 17 — in that time frame. My understanding is that the England board is still working through the final details of what it means to come through the Maldives as opposed to New Zealand,” Stead was quoted as saying by ESPNcricinfo.”They can still work on their fitness. So I don’t see it as a bad thing. It’s an adapting world and I think that’s just something we’ve got to keep doing,” he added.”Everyone has got their reasons around it. India changed very, very quickly, over the space of two or three days, and there were options put in front of the guys and he (Boult) felt for him and his mental health, the best thing he could do was get home for a while,” stated Stead.”He is a professional, he has been there in the international circuit for a long time now. He will be ready. We are working through what build-up looks like to him and his readiness for the World Test Championship final when he comes back to us,” he added.Click right here for IndiaIn the present day.in’s full protection of the coronavirus pandemic.