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Getty Images. MELBOURNE: Cricket Australia on Wednesday confirmed that India pacer Mohammad Siraj was racially abused during the Sydney Test but cleared the six spectators who were evicted from the ground after the infamous incident that halted play for a while. The investigation into the incident remains ongoing, said Cricket Australia, which has submitted its report to the International Cricket Council. CA confirms that members of the Indian cricket team were subjected to racial abuse. CA s own investigation into the matter remains open, with CCTV footage, ticketing data and interviews with spectators still being analysed in an attempt to locate those responsible, said Sean Carroll, CA s Head of Integrity and Security in a statement. ....
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Australia confirms India players subjected to racial abuse 27 Jan 2021 - 19:46 Cricket - Second One Day International - Australia v India - Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Australia - November 29, 2020 General view inside the stadium before the match REUTERS/Loren Elliott/File Photo Reuters MELBOURNE - Australia s cricket board on Wednesday confirmed India s players were subjected to racial abuse during the third test at the Sydney cricket Ground but cleared six spectators who were taken from their seats and questioned by police at the ground. cricket Australia (CA) launched an investigation with New South Wales Police after India fast bowlers Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj complained of hearing racist slurs while fielding near the boundary rope. ....
A group of men were escorted from the stands by police as play was held up for eight minutes after Siraj complained of hearing racist slurs while fielding near the boundary. The men were questioned by police before voluntarily leaving the ground. CA submitted a report to the International Cricket Council on Wednesday after its investigation found that group was not responsible for the racist slurs. “CA’s own investigation into the matter remains open, with CCTV footage, ticketing data and interviews with spectators still being analysed in an attempt to locate those responsible,” Sean Carroll, CA’s head of integrity and security, said. ....