The controversy over the Brisbane Test is not going away. The fourth match of the Test series between India and Australia is to be held in this city. But the state government here has strict rules and conditions related to quarantine. The Indian team is refusing to comply with these rules, as they have been under constant quarantine for the last 5-6 months. On one hand, the team wants to play in both matches, then the remainder of the second cricket in Sydney, said Australia's Acting CEO Nick hokalee, will be the ultimate test in Brisbane, none of them the same message that does not matter about the BCCI did not receive.
Indian board outraged by minister's statement
When speculation surfaced that the Indian team did not want to be quarantined again in Brisbane, Queensland Minister Ross Bates said in a statement: "If Team India has a problem with playing by the rules, they should not come here." The Indian board is upset with Bates' statement and believes that the Australian minister's statement is tarnishing the image of the Indian team.
Team India can return only after the third Test
"The Indian team is currently trying to complete the series with Cricket Australia, but due to recent statements, the team may return to India after concluding the tour instead of playing the fourth Test after the Sydney Test," a board official said. The official said, "The statement from the people's representative shows the bad image of the Indians, the Indian players are ready to proceed as per the rules and the incident of Rohit Sharma staying in the quarantine period is a great example of this." The estimates and language used by the Australian minister were provocative and racist. So don't be surprised if you think about playing the final Test or not. '
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