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IPL 2020: No clarity on Eng, Aus players' availability for openers: KXIP CEO
Kings XI Punjab take the field for the first time this IPL season against Delhi Capitals at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on September 20
Kolkata - The KL Rahul-led Kings XI Punjab's Australia batsman Glenn Maxwell and England pacer Chris Jordan are currently involved in the series
Fears of England and Australia players -- currently involved in an ODI series in England -- being held up by quarantine rules in the UAE were somewhat put to rest by Kolkata Knight Riders boss Venky Mysore who said last week that those players will be available for selection for their teams' opening matches.
Mysore said that there would be no need for them to undergo quarantine, considering the players are travelling from one bio-secure bubble to another.
But Menon is not too sure. "Nobody has any clarity on that yet. The BCCI is supposed to come back on whether the quarantine can be reduced as they are coming from a bubble to [another] bubble. We don't have any clarity as yet," Menon told IANS.
The KL Rahul-led Kings XI Punjab's Australia batsman Glenn Maxwell and England pacer Chris Jordan are currently involved in the series, which is locked at 1-1 with the final ODI to be played on Wednesday.
Kings XI Punjab take the field for the first time this IPL season against Delhi Capitals at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on September 20.
"From what I hear from the bubble, things are exactly as it was planned. We have been following the SoP that has been laid out by the BCCI and authorities," said the CEO.
KKR and Mumbai Indians are the only two teams based in Abu Dhabi with the rest are stationed in Dubai which has no mandatory quarantine period unless the person tests Covid-19 positive.
Kings XI Punjab are yet to win the IPL trophy in 12 attempts, but Menon is optimistic they will break the jinx this time.
"We are hopeful of winning the title this year. The format is one where anything can happen on a given day, so we will have to see how it goes."
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