India vs Australia: ‘Either rule yourself out for selection or once selected respect the bio bubble’ says Sanjay Manjrekar

Former India batsman and cricket commentator Sanjay Manjrekar on Monday made a robust assertion as he requested cricketers to comply with the strict protocols in place to fight Covid-19. Manjrekar’s remark comes after a video emerged of 5 Indian gamers eating inside a restaurant in Melbourne on Friday. The complete episode has now sparked an enormous controversy with each the cricket boards getting concerned. Things took a severe flip after a Queensland minister made a remark the place she stated, “If the Indians don’t want to play by the rules, don’t come.” ALSO READ | ‘You knew there were restrictions’: Brad Haddin says ‘India trying not to play at Gabba’“It’s quite simple really. Either rule yourself out for selection or once selected respect the bio bubble & the strict protocols. Can’t have it both ways,” Manjrekar wrote on Twitter.Here’s the put up: It’s fairly easy actually. Either rule your self out for choice or as soon as chosen respect the bio bubble & the strict protocols. Can’t have it each methods.#INDvsAUSTest— Sanjay Manjrekar (@sanjaymanjrekar) January 4, 2021 Earlier right now, the BCCI stated in a press release that the taking part in members of the Indian Cricket Team and assist employees underwent an RT-PCR Test for Covid-19 on January 3, and all of them have returned adverse outcomes.ALSO READ | India vs Australia: All Indian gamers take a look at adverse for coronavirus – ReportMeanwhile, Cricket Australia chief government Nick Hockley, on Monday, rubbished the stories that the touring occasion is reluctant to play the fourth Test at Gabba because of stricter quarantine guidelines there. He acknowledged that the BCCI was ‘fully supportive’ of quarantine necessities in Queensland.“We speak to our counterparts at the BCCI daily. We’ve had nothing formal from the BCCI to suggest anything other than they’re supportive. Both teams have wanted to play the schedule as we’ve set out,” Hockley instructed the Australian media.India and Australia are scheduled to play the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy on the Sydney Cricket Ground, which begins from January 7.