AUS vs IND | India are attempting to not play 4th Test at Gabba as no person wins there in opposition to us: Brad Haddin

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Former Australia wicketkeeper Brad Haddin has stated that India’s unwillingness to journey to Brisbane for the fourth Tets may be influenced by the hosts’ intimidating file on the venue.

According to a report in Cricbuzz, India don’t need to endure a separate quarantine interval other than the preliminary 14-day interval on touchdown in Australia. But with stories saying that their motion might be rather more restricted upon reaching Brisbane, they’ve expressed their reluctance on travelling to the Gabba for the fourth and remaining Test.

“From a cricket point of view, why would India want to go to the Gabba? No one wins at the Gabba, Australia plays really good cricket there and no one’s won for a really long time (besides the Aussies). There’s a lot of moving parts here. The one thing is these guys have been in a bubble for a long, long time and they might just start to be getting a little bit tired,” Haddin advised Fox Cricket.

“But you may’t transfer a Test match – if a state does not have any virus – simply since you’re over the quarantine. You got here to Australia realizing precisely what was going to occur … you knew there have been restrictions, you knew this might’ve occurred.

Yes, it has been a very long time now they have been in quarantine first with IPL and now with the Australian summer time. But it is the identical with the Australian groups, we’ve not heard them bitch they usually’ve simply received on with it. To me, it simply appears to be like like they’re attempting to not play on the Gabba,” he added.

With stories coming in that the Indian crew is just not too eager to journey to Queensland, the state’s Health Shadow Minister Ros Bates stated: “If the Indians don’t need to play by the principles, don’t come.”

Former Australia all-rounder Andrew Symonds additionally commented on the matter whereas taking a cheeky dig on the Indian board. “Have you ever had any dealings with the BCCI? They seem to have a fair bit of power over people. It comes down to probably what the Queensland government’s going to allow them to do … But I can’t see India not getting their way, to be honest with you,” Symonds stated.

Meanwhile, each the edges are gearing as much as play the third Test of the collection, scheduled to begin from January 7 on the SCG. The four-Test collection is presently tied at 1-1 after India bounced again following their Adelaide horror to register a complete eight-wicket victory on the MCG within the Boxing Day Test.