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RCB's&nbsp;Adam Zampa&nbsp;who has announced the decision to quit the ongoing IPL&nbsp;series,&nbsp;feels that this was the 'most vulnerable' bio-bubble he was put in. In an interview with Sydney's Morning Herald, the Australian cricketer&nbsp;revealed the various reasons which made him&nbsp;decide to return home.&nbsp;Zampa&nbsp;who wanted to put his mental health first said, that in India, layers were being told about the hygiene, but he felt they were the most vulnerable.&nbsp;Zampa&nbsp;said the UAE&nbsp;bio-bubble where IPL-13 was conducted felt safer. Both&nbsp;Zampa&nbsp;and&nbsp;Kane Richardson cited personal reasons for quitting IPL&nbsp;and&nbsp;flew back to Australia on Tuesday.

'Most vulnerable': Zampa reveals reasons behind decision to quit IPL 2021

A number of factors played a role for&nbsp;29-year-old RCB&nbsp;player&nbsp;Adam Zampa&nbsp;to quit the ongoing IPL&nbsp;tournament. Know more
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Zampa&nbsp;reveals&nbsp;reasons for quitting&nbsp;IPL 2021 'Most vulnerable bio-bubble I have been in' IPL&nbsp;13:&nbsp;Zampa&nbsp;felt UAE's&nbsp;bio bubble was safer Zampa&nbsp;wanted to put his mental health fist

RCB's&nbsp;Adam Zampa&nbsp;who has announced the decision to quit the ongoing IPL&nbsp;series,&nbsp;feels that this was the 'most vulnerable' bio-bubble he was put in. In an interview with Sydney's Morning Herald, the Australian cricketer&nbsp;revealed the various reasons which made him&nbsp;decide to return home.&nbsp;Zampa&nbsp;who wanted to put his mental health first said, that in India, layers were being told about the hygiene, but he felt they were the most vulnerable.&nbsp;Zampa&nbsp;said the UAE&nbsp;bio-bubble where IPL-13 was conducted felt safer. Both&nbsp;Zampa&nbsp;and&nbsp;Kane Richardson cited personal reasons for quitting IPL&nbsp;and&nbsp;flew back to Australia on Tuesday.

2 Australian cricketers Adam Zampa&nbsp;and Kane Richardson have left the Royal Challengers Bangalore camp and are heading home from the Indian Premier League. RCB in a statement said that it respects the decision of the players as they cited personal reasons to head back home. With a massive surge in Covid-19 cases, most countries across the world have put India on their no-fly list. There are also strict quarantine rules for those who travel back home from India as the nation registered over 3.5 lakh&nbsp;new cases of Covid-19 on Monday. In addition to Zampa&nbsp;and Richardson, Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals' Australian star Andrew Tye&nbsp;also&nbsp;decided to go back home due to personal reasons.&nbsp;

IPL: 2 Aussie stars head home from Royal Challengers Bangalore team

In addition to Zampa&nbsp;and Richardson, Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals' Australian star Andrew Tye&nbsp;also&nbsp;decided to go back home for personal reasons

2 Australian cricketers Adam Zampa&nbsp;and Kane Richardson have left the Royal Challengers Bangalore camp and are heading home from the Indian Premier League. RCB in a statement said that it respects the decision of the players as they cited personal reasons to head back home. With a massive surge in Covid-19 cases, most countries across the world have put India on their no-fly list. There are also strict quarantine rules for those who travel back home from India as the nation registered over 3.5 lakh&nbsp;new cases of Covid-19 on Monday. In addition to Zampa&nbsp;and Richardson, Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals' Australian star Andrew Tye&nbsp;also&nbsp;decided to go back home due to personal reasons.&nbsp;

Can Kohli's RCB end their IPL jinx in UAE?

Royal Challengers Bangalore have reached the IPL&nbsp;final thrice but haven't crossed the finish line yet

Can Kohli-led RCB end their IPL title jinx in UAE?

Year after year, Royal Challengers Bangalore come up with one of the most explosive-looking IPL&nbsp;teams which make their fans believe that this might be their year they've waited for. Unfortunately, the fortunes haven't changed yet for the men in maroon &amp; gold.
RCB&nbsp;in the past has finished as runners-up thrice and have made it to the playoffs 2 times but the nerves of the big stage seem to get to the Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;led side.&nbsp;
Skipper Kohli&nbsp;always tries his best with the bat and is the leading run-scorer of the league. AB de Villiers&nbsp;has been his second in command over the years and has single-handedly&nbsp;won them numerous&nbsp;games. Having roped in Aaron Finch in their squad in the 2019 auction, Bangalore probably has one of the most explosive top orders this time around.
But it's their bowling which lets RCB&nbsp;down more often than not.&nbsp;One reason that has made their&nbsp;bowling attack look weak is&nbsp;their home condition. M Chinnaswamy stadium is considered as a graveyard for the bowlers but with the IPL&nbsp;now happening&nbsp;in&nbsp;UAE, it may just prove to be a blessing in disguise&nbsp;for their bowlers.&nbsp;
With all 3 venues in UAE&nbsp;having long boundaries and&nbsp;turning tracks, spinners will enjoy their time out there. RCB&nbsp;already had&nbsp;Yuzvendra&nbsp;Chahal,&nbsp;Washington Sundar, Pawan&nbsp;Negi and Moeen Ali&nbsp;in their ranks and they have also replaced Kane Richardson with Adam Zampa. With a good bunch of pacers including Dale Steyn,&nbsp;Mohammed Siraj, Navdeep Saini and Umesh Yadav, the Royal Challengers do look a unit that has got all its basis covered.

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