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The Indian team is fretting in England, ahead of a series that they are - in ways - aiming for as one of the final frontiers . Those in the know say, even if the BCCI doesn t want to send replacements, why not just spell it out. That way, Virat and the rest of the guys can just concentrate on what s at hand .
The BCCI, not really known for its communication, remains unperturbed and hasn t found the time or need to reply to the letter.
For the record, the letter sent by the team manager doesn t ask which cricketers need to be sent as replacements. The letter only asks for replacements and the onus solely lies on the national selectors - Sharma and his colleagues -to arrive at a decision.
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NEW DELHI: The entire Indian cricket contingent, including the five players who are in precautionary isolation, will travel to Sydney for the third Test against Australia together in the same chartered flight on Monday.
The five players vice-captain Rohit Sharma, opener Shubman Gill, stumper Rishabh Pant, pacer Navdeep Saini and batsman Prithvi Shaw have not been barred from travelling with the team despite an ongoing investigation into an alleged bio-security protocol breach by them.
Cricket Australia, in a media release on Saturday, said it is probing the matter jointly with the BCCI after a video of the players at an indoor restaurant was posted by a fan, who identified himself as Navaldeep Singh on Twitter.