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Wage cuts can happen in the near future for England: Chris Woakes

By Saurabh Sharma April 03, 2020 • 18:03 PM View: 1072

London, April 3: England all-rounder Chris Woakes said that while no wage cuts have been put in place for the players yet, it is something that he expects will happen in the near future.

Cricket in England has come to a standstill since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in the United Kingdom where nearly 3000 have died of the infection.

TAGS England Cricket Team Chris Woakes

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