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Cricket News: India pacer Mohammad Shami on Sunday said it is disappointing to see the shadow of racism being cast over cricket and stressed that "strict action" sh
More controversy has erupted at the SCG Test after six fans were escorted from the ground following complaints by Indian players.
New Delhi [India], January 10 (ANI): India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin on Sunday said that it was disappointing to see the Australian crowd hurling out racial slurs even when the team filed an official complaint with the match referee and umpires regarding the issue a day earlier. The Indian team on Saturday lodged an official complaint […]
On his fourth Test tour of Australia, Ashwin said he had "personally experienced it as well". "I take myself back to my first tour in 2011-12, I had no clue about racial abuse and how you can be made to feel small in front of so many people. And the people actually laugh at you when you get abused," he said. Advertisement "They do tend to get nasty, I don't know for what reason. Until it is dealt with people don't find it necessary to look at it in a different way. I was quite surprised that some sections of the crowd continually did it and there were not mates around them to pull them up."
Updated Jan 10, 2021 · 01:52 pm Indian players and Australia captain Tim Paine wait for action to be taken after play was halted at SCG | AFP Play was halted for a few minutes in the second session on the fourth day of the third Test between India and Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday, after the visiting players complained to the umpires about disturbance from a section of crowd. It is not yet clear what the the complaints from Indian players were but they brought to attention unruly behaviour from fans who were later removed from their seats. Ea...