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The Coronavirus outbreak halts Australian cricketers wedding plans

The pandemic has already affected more than 1 million people across the globe. All kind of sporting events including cricket has been canceled.

But apart from all this crisis, the pandemic has caused as many as eight Aussie cricketers have been forced to postpone their wedding functions.


The eight cricketers are Adam Zampa, Jackson Bird, D’arcy Short, Mitchell Swepson, Alister McDermott, Andrew Tye, Jess Jonassen, and Katelyn Fryett.

The situation down under has been quite bad recently. Everyone has been advised to stay at home to slow down the virus.

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