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New Delhi, Aug 9 (TIWN) Players will follow the bio-secure protocols in this year's Indian Premier League (IPL) in the UAE, according to former Australian fast-bowler and commentator Brett Lee.
Lee said that players should learn skills like playing the guitar, an instrument that he is famously good at, if they feel bored inside the bio-bubble. "Firstly, for your health, the most important thing to do is to make sure you social distance and to make sure you adhere by the COVID standards, so I don't reckon any player would want to go out and do the wrong thing," Lee said on the Star Sports show Cricket Connected. "It's also for their teams and their fans because if the IPL didn't happen, it would be a catastrophe, wouldn't it? Around the world, people want to see cricket, they are missing the sport.
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