The shutdown on cricket in England and Wales will remain until at least July 1, meaning the postponement of England’s Test series against West Indies.
No domestic competitions have been cancelled yet, but the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) will meet on Wednesday to discuss the inaugural season of The Hundred, which is due to start on 17 July.
The domestic season, scheduled to start on 12 April, had been delayed until at least 28 May because of coronavirus.
The ECB says it will look to schedule all international cricket between July and the end of September.
England’s men were due to play three Tests against West Indies, starting on June 4, followed by visits from Australia, Pakistan and Ireland. (BBC Sport)
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