Bio-bubble not a 'sustainable lifestyle', says Australia's Starc


  • Cricket
  • Monday, 09 Nov 2020

FILE PHOTO: Cricket - Third One Day International - England v Australia - Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester - September 16, 2020 Australia's Mitchell Starc reacts REUTERS/Jason Cairnduff/Pool

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Prolonged stay in bio-secure bubbles is not a "sustainable lifestyle" and is bound to take toll on a cricketer's body and mind, Australia quick Mitchell Starc said on Monday.

Playing in bubbles has become the new normal since the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted cricket in March and Starc joined a growing list of players questioning the viability of these arrangements.

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