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Team India Resume Training On Saturday, Brace Up For Tough Sydney

By IANS News January 01, 2021 • 18:12 PM View: 804

The Indian team, which enjoyed a significant amount of freedom over the last three days here following their win in the second Test, will train on Saturday and Sunday before they fly to Sydney, which is reeling under a new Covid-19 outbreak.

Sydney is unlikely to be as free for the players as Melbourne has been. Victoria, of which Melbourne is the capital, saw five cases on December 31, in comparison to the 10 positive cases reported in the vicinity of Sydney. There have already been calls to ban spectators in the third Test at SCG, beginning on January 7, as well as making mask wearing mandatory.

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