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Australian left-arm opener David Warner is currently in the United Arab Emirates to play in the Indian Premier League (IPL). Where he captained Sunrisers Hyderabad. However, even if he plays in the IPL, Warner cannot play in his country's Big Bash T20 LeagueThis is only because of the monotony of the bio-secure bubble. Since the coronavirus tour of England last August, Warner has yet to stay bio-secure at certain hotels. Even if you play in the Big Bash again, you have to stay in captivity there too. The devastating left-arm batsman is thinking of not playing the Big Bash from this exhaustion.He added: "I have not had a final word with Warner on this. But as far as I understand, instead of playing in the Big Bash, I am more likely to spend that time with my family. Yet nothing is final. However, as far as he is concerned, he has said that he may not play (Big Bash).
The tenth edition of the Big Bash will start from December 3. Which again matches the schedule of the Indian cricket team's tour of Australia. As a result, after playing the series against India, Warner is not in favor of taking the pressure to play in the Big Bash again. Because of coronavirus, all games have to be in the bio-secure bubble.
That is why Warner is going to decide not to play in the Big Bash, said his manager James Erskin. "Money has nothing to do with this decision," Erskin said. Let's see what he (Warner) wants. '