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India Cricketers Restricted From Leaving Sydney Hotel Premises
The India cricketers who travelled to Sydney on Monday for the third Test beginning January 7 have been asked by the team management to not leave the hotel premises except for training during their stay in Sydney.
The Indian cricket board (BCCI) confirmed to IANS on Monday that the players have been asked to abide by the bio-security protocols strictly and maintain hotel-ground-hotel routine.
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