India vs Australia: ‘It’s a giant gimmick to take strain off Australia and attempt to get below pores and skin of Indians’, says Pragyan Ojha

Former Indian spinner Pragyan Ojha has condemned a bit of Australian media, stating that they’re making an attempt to get below the pores and skin of Indian cricket group. Loads has been spoken concerning the 5 gamers of the touring Indian group who have been seen eating inside a restaurant in Melbourne on Friday, after a video surfaced on social media. Further, a number of Australian newspapers dragged Indian captain Virat Kohli and all-rounder Hardik Pandya into the image and claimed that the duo violated the bio-secure protocols in the course of the limited-overs collection.Reacting to this collection of occasions, Ojha acknowledged that each one of those are nothing however a tactic to place the strain again on Indian gamers forward of the Sydney Test.“Everybody knows Australians are bad losers. They are not able to take it (MCG defeat) despite five of our main players missing. Indian team is doing so well. They never expected the Indian team to win. They thought they could win, they were taken by surprise,” Pragyan Ojha instructed Sports Today.ALSO READ | India vs Australia: ‘Either rule yourself out for selection or once selected respect the bio bubble’ says Sanjay Manjrekar“I feel it’s a big gimmick to take the pressure off Australia and try to get under the skin of the Indians. They don’t know we exactly know what they are trying to do. The Indian team is relaxed, they know what to do and focused on the last 2 Tests,” he added.Speaking on the identical, former Indian cricketer Deep Dasgupta stated that the off-field controversies will solely ‘galvanise’ the group and assist them get collectively on the sphere.“I don’t know what the result will be. India can go on to win, they might lose the next two. But this incident will again galvanise the team further. I think they will get a lot closer after the incident. This will only help the team get together,” Dasgupta stated.ALSO READ | India vs Australia: Is BCCI rethinking enjoying at The Gabba after Queensland minister’s remark? – ReportThere have been a number of experiences doing rounds that the Indians are reluctant to journey to Brisbane for the ultimate Test. However, Cricket Australia chief government Nick Hockley dismissed such information and confirmed that BCCI was ‘fully supportive’ of quarantine necessities in Queensland.