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Keep calm and play on, officials not sweating on Sydney cluster - Stabroek News

SYDNEY, (Reuters) - Cricket Australia are monitoring an outbreak of COVID-19 in Sydney but do not consider the third test against India to be under threat, interim chief executive Nick Hockley said yesterday.

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