India vs Australia: SCG crowd hurls racist abuses at Bumrah & Siraj; team files complaint | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: The Indian workforce administration has filed an official criticism with match referee David Boon alleging racist feedback have been hurled at quick bowlers Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj from the group throughout the third day’s play of the third Check on the Sydney Cricket Floor on Saturday.
TOI has learnt that the 2 pacers have been continuously abused by a sure set of people that have been reportedly drunk. “Bumrah and Siraj have been referred to as monkeys, wanker and motherf***** by the folks nearly all through the time they have been fielding. Captain Ajinkya Rahane spoke to the match officers after which the workforce administration went as much as Boon and lodged a proper criticism,” workforce sources instructed TOI.

It’s learnt that the pacers had knowledgeable the workforce administration over the past session. Members from the help workers got here out from the dressing room and have been by their facet on the boundary line throughout the remainder of the session.

The SCG is allowed to host a most of round 10000 spectators throughout the Check match. So, each abuse was apparently clearly heard. The matter can be taken up by Cricket Australia. The Indian cricket board (BCCI) is in contact with the Australian board. The matter is dropped at the discover of ICC officers and the safety authorities.
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