It is important to mention here that the day (Thursday) marks the first day of the day-night Brisbane Test between Australia and West Indies.


Brisbane: Australian all-rounder cricketer Cameron Green participated in the second test match between Australia and West Indies despite being affected by Covid.
According to the details, Cameron is participating in the test match according to the protocols as he has been separated from other players. He does not shake hands with the players even in the ground.
The Australian all-rounder did not join the celebrations of taking the wicket of Josh Hazelwood. He also stayed away from the other players during the pre-match anthem.
Earlier, Cameron and coach Andrew MacDonald tested positive for Covid. It should be noted that Travis Head has gotten rid of Covid.
It is important to mention here that the day (Thursday) marks the first day of the day-night Brisbane Test between Australia and West Indies.

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