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Aaron Finch on playing in bio-secure bubbles: It's unsustainable

Australia's limited-overs skipper Aaron Finch opens up on being locked up for months in bio-secure bubbles; says it is not feasible for cricketers with families

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Aaron Finch. Pic/AFP

Aaron Finch. Pic/AFP

Australia's limited-overs captain Aaron Finch has become the latest big name in world cricket to raise concerns over playing regularly in bio-secure bubbles, saying "being locked up for months is unsustainable" for cricketers with families.

Cricket in bio-secure environment has become the norm amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Finch, who has spent the majority of the last nine months in quarantine, bubbles or government-imposed lockdowns, suggested Cricket Australia must consider a way out to manage multi-format players in the current circumstances.

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