IN PICS | Heartwarming! Australian Players Finally Reunite With Family Post IPL 14 Suspension

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Australia's 38-member contingent comprising players, support staff and commentators who took part in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021, returned home on Monday and reunited with their family members after completing 14-day quarantine period in hotel. (Image: David Warner/Instagram)

Australian cricketers and staff landed in the country two weeks ago after a stopover in Maldives after the IPL 14 tournament was suspended due to the rising cases of Covid-19 in its bio-bubble. (Image: David Warner/Instagram)

Swashbuckling opener David Warner, Batting maestro Steve Smith, Big-hitting all-rounder Glenn Maxwell, were released from hotel quarantine in Sydney on Monday after being evacuated from India in wake of IPL suspension. (Image: David Warner/Instagram)

"So good to be back with my bestie Candy Warner cheers my love. #wife #missedyou #wine #loveyou," David Warner wrote which sharing the photo with his better half. (Image: David Warner/Instagram)

After eight weeks away for the IPL, Pat Cummins finally left hotel quarantine on Monday and reunited with his pregnant partner Becky Boston. Sports journalist Chloe-Amanda Bailey shared a heart-warming video showibg fast bowler Pat Cummins exiting the hotel and reuniting with his wife. (Image: Chloe-Amanda Bailey/Twitter)

Meanwhile, it has been announced that the remaining matches of the IPL will be completed in the United Arab Emirates in September and October. (Image: David Warner/Instagram)