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BGT 2024-25: India’s Practice Sessions To Be No Longer Open To Fans In Australia
A report by The Sydney Morning Herald said India’s players felt uncomfortable preparing amid a carnival-like atmosphere at the nets in Adelaide Oval on Tuesday, and were constantly bombarded for selfie requests while batting.
It added that with fans standing in close proximity of the nets, there was constant commentary of their actions from the fans, while some of them mocked or laughed at players after missing the ball or getting out in practice, apart from requests for hitting boundaries all the time.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31