Bring back club cricket: Ball as 'vector for disease' dismissed by expert who says UV rays help kill virus traces

Professor Carl Heneghan, a leading clinical epidemiologist, says there is no science to support the current resistance to cricket's return

Playing cricket in sunny weather is as low risk as team sport gets while the Covid-19 crisis eases, according to a leading clinical epidemiologist, in support of the Daily Telegraph's campaign to save the club game.

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