Indian team angry on Australia's terms, said- We are not animals of the zoo

Indian team angry on Australia's terms, said- We are not animals of the zoo

The Indian cricket team, which has been in Australia for more than a month and a half, does not want to be part of the tough quarantine and bio-bubble again at the end of its tour.  This is the reason why Team India is not keen to play the last Test match of the series in Brisbane.  In such a situation, the Indian camp seems quite disappointed with the statement of Australian ministers.  According to a report, the Indian team management has said that they cannot be treated like 'zoo animals' in Australia.  The Indian team management believes that if thousands of spectators can come to the stadium in the Sydney Test, then why are the players being tied only to the hotel.

The third Test match between India and Australia is to be held in Sydney from 7 January.  After this, the last match will start in Brisbane from 15 January.  Due to increasing cases of coronaviruses in Sydney, both teams in Brisbane will once again have to live in a tight bio-bubble, in which they will only be able to walk from the hotel to the grounds and back.  It is believed that this stringent quarantine rules will be introduced for all players and staff in Sydney before going to Brisbane.

Not tolerated like zoo animals

Meanwhile, in the Cricbuzz report, quoting a source of the Indian cricket team, it has been told that Team India is still in its first stand that in Australia they should be treated like the rest of the Australian citizens.  According to the report, the team wants that all the players should not be put in strict quarantine again when the corona test is negative.  Team India source said,

"If you allow the fans to come to the stadium and enjoy and then we ask the players to go to the hotel to quarantine, then it is contradictory. Especially when the test report of all of us has come negative. We are with us  Don't want a ring like zoo animals. "

On Sunday 3 January, all players and support staff from both teams were tested for RT-PCR to check the virus following a controversy over the eating of five Indian players, including Rohit Sharma, in a restaurant in Melbourne.  All samples were found negative in the report on Monday.  After this, both teams left for the kidney from Melbourne.

Have already refused for quarantine

The team source also said that last week, Cricket Australia's medical team had told the Indian management that they would have to stay in hotel rooms in Brisbane.  According to the source, the Indian team immediately denied it and told about it.  The source said,

"We were told by his medical team that we will not be allowed to go out of our floor in the hotel. The senior management of the team immediately said that they are not allowed these conditions. We have not heard anything since then."

Following reports of the Indian team refusing to go to Brisbane, some Queensland ministers made inflammatory statements against the Indian team.  The state's Health Minister and Shadow Sports Ministers had said that if the Indian team is not ready to follow the rules then they do not need to come to Brisbane.