Team India Stranded in Barbados: Hurricane Beryl Forces Unexpected Camp

The Indian cricket team’s tour of the West Indies has taken an unexpected turn, with the squad forced to make an unscheduled stop in Barbados due to the arrival of Hurricane Beryl.

The team was originally scheduled to fly directly from Trinidad to Guyana for their upcoming ODI series. However, with the storm gaining strength and closing the Cheddi Jagan International Airport in Georgetown, the team’s travel plans were disrupted.

The Indian cricket team’s charter flight landed in Barbados on July 1st, 2023, where they will be staying until the airport in Guyana reopens. The team is expected to be in Barbados for at least 24 hours, with further updates on their travel plans to be released as the situation develops.

This isn’t the first time weather has played havoc with the Indian team’s tour. Back in 2019, the team’s tour of the West Indies was also disrupted by Hurricane Dorian, which caused widespread damage across the Caribbean islands.

While the unexpected change in plans could potentially impact the team’s preparations for the upcoming series, the Indian team is known for its adaptability and resilience. The team will be using the time in Barbados to practice and maintain their fitness, ensuring they are fully prepared for the crucial ODI series against the West Indies.

The Indian team will be aiming to continue their winning streak against the West Indies. The team won the T20I series 4-1, and will be looking to replicate this success in the upcoming ODI series.

Stay tuned for updates on the team’s travel plans and their performance in the upcoming series.

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