Indian wicketkeeper batsman Wriddhiman Saha has urged people not spread rumours on his COVID report saying that it was still inconclusive as one test is positive while other is negative.
There were reports that wicket-keeper-batsman has tested positive for COVID-10 for the second time in this duration.
The veteran Bengal cricketer, who is in quarantine in Delhi and “feeling much better”, tweeted: “My quarantine period is still not over. As a part of the routine check-up, 2 tests were done; out of which 1 was negative and the other one came as positive. Otherwise, I am doing much better. Requesting everyone not to spread misleading stories/information without the whole context.”
Saha had tested positive hiurs after SRH were to take on Mumbai Indians, the same day when IPL was postponed indefinitely.
Saha had then told Anandbazar Patrika in an interview that, “I felt tired after finishing the practice on the first day of May. I felt cold. Cold and mild cough. I informed the team doctor that day. Arrangements were made for me to stay in seclusion without any risk.
“Covid test was taken on the same day. The next day the report came negative. The second day I was also tested. The result was negative. Yet I was not allowed to leave the seclusion. Because by then fever had started coming. After the test on the third day, the result was positive,” Saha had said.
