Cricket authorities are working on contingency plans after Thursday's NSW government announcements regarding COVID restrictions.
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The roadmap out of lockdown revealed community sport will not resume until the state hits 80 per cent double-vaccinated, likely in early November.
The uncertainty has made it more difficult for administrators to plan a start to the season.
Cricket Illawarra had intended on playing the full Twenty20 competition before transitioning to the one-day rounds.
That remains an option, however a final plan will not be determined until it becomes clearer when NSW will reach its vaccination targets. There is a possibility the Twenty20 tournament will be cancelled.
South Coast Cricket is ready to commence as soon as rules allow, however officials are eager for more direction regarding COVID-safe measures and whether vaccination will be required for all players.
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Cameron Mee
Sports reporter at the Canberra Times
Sports reporter at the Canberra Times
