Hosts Bangladesh and Sri Lanka will meet in a two-match Test series this month. There are no restrictions on coronavirus in the upcoming series. This is the first time since the start of the Corona epidemic that there has been no ban on biosecurity in any international series held in Bangladesh.

In other words, this series between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka will be outside the biobubble boundaries. Manzur Hossain Chowdhury, a doctor at the Bangladesh Cricket Board, said: Only coronavirus will be tested.

He added, “The Sri Lankan team will arrive in Dhaka on the 6th and we will try to test them on the same day.” If anyone else has symptoms, the corona will be tested and after a certain period of time, everyone will be tested for corona virus.

It is learned that the Sri Lankan team will be tested for coronavirus once they set foot in Bangladesh on May 7. Bangladesh team will be tested on May 9, in Chittagong. There will be the first test of the series. After playing that match, the two teams will return to Dhaka and have routine tests again. However, there is no safety zone. The team hotel environment will also be outside the zone.

Manzoor said the medical department has a message for both parties, “there are no restrictions. However, we have been asked to follow the hygiene rules. Mask, to use sanitizer. ‘

The two-team series is part of the ICC Test Championship. The first match of the series will be played on May 15 in Chittagong and the second and final Test will be played on May 23 in Dhaka