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The England cricket squad could fly to a holding camp in Abu Dhabi on Thursday while an Indian security report for the two-Test series is prepared. The BBC understands the squad is happy to travel to the United Arab Emirates before a final decision is made, which could be as late as next week. England are set to play the first Test on 11 December if it is safe to do so. But former England bowler Dominic Cork said he knew of five players who wanted to pull out of the tour. Cork told BBC Radio 5 Live: "I know at least five who will turn their backs." BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew said...
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