FILE PHOTO: Cricket - South Africa v England - First ODI - Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town, South Africa - February 4, 2020 England's Chris Woakes celebrates with Jonny Bairstow after taking the wicket of South Africa's Reeza Hendricks REUTERS/Mike Hutchings
LONDON (Reuters) - England's cricketers would agree to be quarantined together in one location if it means they will be allowed to play matches after the COVID-19 pandemic suspended the season, all-rounder Chris Woakes said on Wednesday.
The England and Wales Cricket Board has said the season will not start before May 28 and British media reported players could be asked to stay at hotels near grounds and play matches without spectators present.
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