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In light of a legitimate concern for public wellbeing and security the getting sorted out body of the Unacademy Road Safety World Series — the Professional Management Group (PMG), Viacom18 Media Pvt Ltd, BookMyShow, DNA Entertainment and Majestic Legends Sports Pvt Ltd. — and following the warning gave by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, have consistently consented to reschedule the excess matches of the Series to a later date. The excess seven matches in the arrangement will currently be played when the circumstance is helpful for hold public occasions with huge get-together and there are no movement limitations.  

Because of the episode of COVID-19 and the raising number of cases around the world, the Government of India gave a warning "to guarantee that no open social occasions occur in any game". The initial four matches in the Road Safety World Series saw an enormous turnout at all settings and immense after and commitment on air and the computerized channels. The prevalence of this five-country T20 arrangement, which is held to make mindfulness towards street wellbeing in the nation, developed as time passes and tickets for the forthcoming matches were sold-out much ahead of time. To forestall any further extent of a huge social occasion, the coordinators felt that it is able not to proceed with the arranged matches now.  

Discussing the arrangement, Mr Ravi Gaikwad, RTO Chief of Thane (Konkan Range) said: "The choice to reschedule the occasion has been taken as the most mindful game-plan, to protect the wellbeing and security of the cricket-adoring fans, players and staffs. The Government of India (GoI) has given a warning to guarantee that no open social affair happens in any games thus it is significant that we submit to the public authority rules and consequently this slight break in the competition, however it will be back soon for the reason for street wellbeing."