England vs West Indies : Cricket resumes

With England taking on the West Indies in three Tests from July 8, International cricket will be emerging from a long break due to the pandemic of Corona Virus. The matches are said to be played in bio-secure way, and with Simulated crowd noise during Test matches to enhance atmosphere at empty stadiums. Both England and West Indies players have agreed in principle to allow fake crowd noise. Music is also set to be played to enhance atmosphere at empty stadiums. 

The first Test after the COVID-19 break will be played at The Rose Bowl in Southampton, followed by the other two games in Manchester. England will host the West Indies for a 3-Test series starting on July 8. Cricket will return after almost 4-months break aster Corona-Virus pandemic.

There will be no spectators and the audience on television will witness some changes, like saliva ban and allowing replacement of players who display COVID-19 symptoms.

From the West Indies side, Jason Holder will be commanding his team while, from the England side Ben Stokes will be Commanding the side on the absence of Joe Root, their regular captain for Tests. "This series is the battle of All-Rounders", claim some Experts. While talking about squads for Southampton Test, Johnny Bairstow and Moeen Ali have been left-out. A fast bowler, Gabriel, has been added to the Windies side. Also, both the teams will wear a Black lives Matter on their Jersey.