Board thinking of playing 3 Tests in series, may be the last match of Sydney Test tour

 Board thinking of playing 3 Tests in series, may be the last match of Sydney Test tour

 The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has expressed its displeasure over the statements of Shadow Health Minister Ross Bates and Shadow Sports Minister Tim Mander of Queensland.  These ministers had said that Team India will not be allowed to enter if the protocol rules are not followed.  If Team India does not want to follow the rules, it does not come.  The BCCI said that such statements tarnish the Indian image.

 Indeed, in the states of Australia, there are also ministers of the opposition who monitor the functioning of the ministers of the government.  He is appointed by the Leader of the Opposition.  That is, the ministers decided by the opposition are called shadow ministers.

 According to a recent report, Team India wants to shift the Brisbane match to Sydney due to strict Corona protocol.  After this news, statements came from both the ministers.  However, Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley has made it clear that the BCCI will shift the match to Brisbane

  The written demand has not come to us.  The fourth Test match will be held in Brisbane according to their schedule.  The third Test match is to be held in Sydney from 7 January.  While the fourth Test match is to be played in Brisbane from 15 January.

 Team India is following protocol in Australia

 A BCCI official told the news agency that it is disappointing if the public representatives do not want the team to go to India and play there.  Team India is following the Corona Protocol in Australia.  After reaching Australia, the Indian players completed 14 days of quarantine.

 Rohit Sharma, who later arrived in Australia, also stayed on Quarantine for 14 days.  In this case, the statement that Team India is not following the rules.  It is disappointing.  Such a statement will not be accepted in any way.

 Statements of Queensland government ministers against Indian image

 At the same time, on the question of three test series, the official said - the statement of the Queensland Government ministers is against the Indian image.  This is the reason that if BCCI is thinking about a series of 3 tests, then it is not surprising.

 Bates told Fox Sports - Team India should follow the rules, only then come

 However, earlier on Sunday, Bates had told Fox Sports that the Queensland Government would not allow India to enter India if they did not follow the protocol rules.  If Team India does not want to follow the rules, it does not come.

 Mander had said - rules cannot be changed for anyone.

 At the same time, Mander said that the rule cannot be changed for anyone.  Everybody has to follow the rules.  If Team India does not want to follow Quarantine rules, it should not come.

 No room exit will be allowed in Sydney-Brisbane

 Team sources have revealed that Cricket Australia's (CA) medical team last week gave strict instructions that they would not be allowed to leave the hotel room.  Especially during the Sydney and Brisbane Tests.  Indian players had also accepted this.  However, the team management immediately told the medical team that this position would be difficult for them to accept.

 5 players including Rohit are under investigation for breaking the rules

 Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill, Prithvi Shaw, Rishabh Pant and Navdeep Saini have been accused of breaking the bio-bubble and investigations are on.  On January 1, a video and some photos went viral, in which the five players were seen eating inside a hotel.  They were then accused of breaking the rules and all were isolated.  However, all five players will arrive in Sydney with the team.  At the same time, the corona test of all the players has come negative.