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December 30, 2020 Share Sydney Cricket Ground has been confirmed as the venue for the third Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy. Nick Hockley, Cricket Australia’s Interim CEO, said that health advice from the NSW Government and collaboration with both the NSW and Queensland Governments helped make the decision. “Despite the many challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic, I am delighted to say Cricket Australia remains on track to deliver the men’s international series as scheduled,” Hockley said. “We have met regularly over the past week to assess the unfolding public hea...

NSW health officials have made the stunning claim that fans heading to the SCG could be safer than those watching from home, despite a COVID spike.

CA confirms that third India-Australia Test will remain in Sydney PTI Sydney: Cricket Australia (CA) decided Tuesday to retain Sydney as the venue for the third Test against India. Earlier there were talks that the game may be shifted to the MCG because of the outbreak of a second wave of COVID-19. It was then thought that due to the stringent COVID-19 border restrictions, the teams’ movement would be affected from this city to Brisbane for the fourth Test. However, Cricket Australia with the announcement ended all speculation. The third Test will be played at the Sydney Crick...

(Photo credit: @cricketcomau Twitter handle) SYDNEY: Cricket Australia on Tuesday decided to retain Sydney as the venue for the third Test against India, ending speculation that the game could move to Melbourne because of stringent COVID-19 border restrictions that would have affected the players' movement for the fourth match in Brisbane. The third Test is to be held from January 7. The series is currently locked 1-1 after India won the second Test in Melbourne, which was placed on standby in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak in Sydney's northern beaches before Christmas. "Despite the many...

Australia, India to play third Test in Sydney despite safety concerns over coronavirus outbreak Posted TueTuesday 29 updated TueTuesday 29 DecDecember 2020 at 11:47am Day three at the SCG is famously a big fundraising day for Glenn McGrath's breast cancer charity. ( Print text only Cancel The third Test in Australia's Border-Gavaskar Trophy series against India will stay at the SCG, after officials were satisfied by the NSW Government's COVID-19 measures. Key points: After days of meetings, Cricket Australia confirmed the New Year's Test would be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground Cricket A...