Tim Seifert Tests Negative For COVID-19, On His Way Back Home From India

New Zealand wicket-keeper batsman Tim Seifert, who was in Kolkata Knight Riders squad for IPL 2021, is on his way back home from India after testing negative for COVID-19.

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