Warner says COVID-19 could force review of international commitments


  • Cricket
  • Tuesday, 28 Jul 2020

FILE PHOTO: Cricket - South Africa v Australia - Second ODI - Mangaung Oval, Bloemfontein, South Africa - March 4, 2020 Australia's David Warner REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia batsman David Warner has said travel restrictions and biosecurity controls due to COVID-19 means cricketers will have to spend more time away from their families and may cause him to re-think his international commitments.

The father-of-three has often had family with him on tour and said the prospect of being away from his wife and daughters for longer stretches might mean making some difficult decisions.

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