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- Club’s pre-season tour threatened by coronavirus
- ‘It’s a hold-our-breath and fingers crossed job’
Worcestershire could be forgiven for feeling down on their luck at present, with their ground still submerged following its fifth flood of the winter and their upcoming pre-season tour in the balance due to the coronavirus.
The Pears announced on Wednesday that their first home match of the 2020 season against Sussex on 25 April must now be staged in nearby Kidderminster given New Road has spent 66 days out of the last 131 under water.
Written by Ali Martin
This news first appeared on https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2020/mar/04/its-been-quite-extreme-worcestershire-upbeat-despite-floods-and-tour-fears-cricket under the title “
‘It’s been extreme’: Worcestershire cricket stay upbeat despite floods
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