****INDIA TOUR OF AUSTRALIA 2020-2021/ NZ vs PAK / SA vs SL/BIG BASH LEAGUE****

[Kool_SRG]

 

[r2d2]

48 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

 

haha .. maanchhi form lo vunnattunnadu.. veeru bhai... 

[Kool_SRG]

'No pool, no room service, no housekeeping' - Indians upset with DIY life at Brisbane hotel

Players restricted to hotel-ground loop but allowed to mingle in the team room at the hotel

Making the bed. Cleaning the toilet. No room service. Ordering food on apps. No access to the swimming pool. Not only will Ajinkya Rahane's India have to deal with the mounting injuries on the field, they will also have to contend with new house - and housekeeping - rules on the final leg of their Australian journey. And it has rankled the Indian camp, which - along with the Australians - landed in Brisbane on Tuesday afternoon for the final Test at the Gabba, starting Friday.

India were very reluctant to travel to Brisbane because of a combination of factors. The big one was the fear of being restricted in their hotel rooms when not at the ground, reminiscent of the two-week hard quarantine the visitors observed upon landing in Sydney in November.

However, through lengthy deliberations over the past few weeks, Cricket Australia has assured BCCI that the Indian squad would not have to deal with a hard quarantine. As an example, though their movement would still be restricted between the hotel and the Gabba, they would be able to mingle in the team room. That finally paved the way for India agreeing to travel to Brisbane.

What annoyed the squad, though, was discovering on their arrival at the team hotel that there would be no housekeeping. More than one person in the Indian camp said they had never been told about the DIY life at the hotel. Although they were not allowed to roam freely in Sydney during the third Test either, they had the room service and housekeeping facilities at the hotel. Here, not so. "There is a gym, a basic one," one person said. "No pool, no room service, no housekeeping."

There is no in-house food or beverage option at the hotel either. It is understood that an external contractor has been hired to provide catering to the two teams but they cannot order anything customised. They do have the option, though, of ordering via food apps.

One reason behind the absence of housekeeping and other hotel staff could be that the BCCI had told CA it would want the Indian squad to fly out of Brisbane immediately after the Test. To ensure maximum safeguards, it is possible CA agreed to having the bare minimum hotel staff to avoid unnecessary contact with a person outside the bio-secure environment.

However, the Indian camp is not satisfied with the arrangements, especially considering there are some players traveling with families.

The other major point of irritation for the Indian camp is the ban on using the hotel pool. Several players with niggles or injuries, including key bowlers - Jasprit Bumrah and R Ashwin - would want to utilise the swimming pool as part of the recovery process. However, the pools are off limits because of the fear of community spread of the Covid-19 virus.

The Indians were also afraid of being asked to isolate for a further two weeks on their return to India from Brisbane because of one reported case of a person being infected by the new UK-strain of the virus in Brisbane. That would have affected their plans for the home series against England, starting February 5. As of now, though, there is no bar on travelers flying in to India from Brisbane.

[Picheshwar]

24 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

'No pool, no room service, no housekeeping' - Indians upset with DIY life at Brisbane hotel

Players restricted to hotel-ground loop but allowed to mingle in the team room at the hotel

Making the bed. Cleaning the toilet. No room service. Ordering food on apps. No access to the swimming pool. Not only will Ajinkya Rahane's India have to deal with the mounting injuries on the field, they will also have to contend with new house - and housekeeping - rules on the final leg of their Australian journey. And it has rankled the Indian camp, which - along with the Australians - landed in Brisbane on Tuesday afternoon for the final Test at the Gabba, starting Friday.

India were very reluctant to travel to Brisbane because of a combination of factors. The big one was the fear of being restricted in their hotel rooms when not at the ground, reminiscent of the two-week hard quarantine the visitors observed upon landing in Sydney in November.

However, through lengthy deliberations over the past few weeks, Cricket Australia has assured BCCI that the Indian squad would not have to deal with a hard quarantine. As an example, though their movement would still be restricted between the hotel and the Gabba, they would be able to mingle in the team room. That finally paved the way for India agreeing to travel to Brisbane.

What annoyed the squad, though, was discovering on their arrival at the team hotel that there would be no housekeeping. More than one person in the Indian camp said they had never been told about the DIY life at the hotel. Although they were not allowed to roam freely in Sydney during the third Test either, they had the room service and housekeeping facilities at the hotel. Here, not so. "There is a gym, a basic one," one person said. "No pool, no room service, no housekeeping."

There is no in-house food or beverage option at the hotel either. It is understood that an external contractor has been hired to provide catering to the two teams but they cannot order anything customised. They do have the option, though, of ordering via food apps.

One reason behind the absence of housekeeping and other hotel staff could be that the BCCI had told CA it would want the Indian squad to fly out of Brisbane immediately after the Test. To ensure maximum safeguards, it is possible CA agreed to having the bare minimum hotel staff to avoid unnecessary contact with a person outside the bio-secure environment.

However, the Indian camp is not satisfied with the arrangements, especially considering there are some players traveling with families.

The other major point of irritation for the Indian camp is the ban on using the hotel pool. Several players with niggles or injuries, including key bowlers - Jasprit Bumrah and R Ashwin - would want to utilise the swimming pool as part of the recovery process. However, the pools are off limits because of the fear of community spread of the Covid-19 virus.

The Indians were also afraid of being asked to isolate for a further two weeks on their return to India from Brisbane because of one reported case of a person being infected by the new UK-strain of the virus in Brisbane. That would have affected their plans for the home series against England, starting February 5. As of now, though, there is no bar on travelers flying in to India from Brisbane.

Avasarama asalu??

aa SA Eng tour la madhya lo aapeste better

[BattalaSathi]

7 minutes ago, Picheshwar said:

Avasarama asalu??

aa SA Eng tour la madhya lo aapeste better

Correct...toilet la kalara undalu veyyaledu..we are hurted ani cheppi India flight ekkeyandi before Friday...remaining players safe...we avoid loss at Brisbane.....series ends 1-1, we keep B-G trophy....one hit multiple birds...

Ofcourse, ee Aus naa kodukulu match forfeited ani aa test loss khatha lo vesina aascharya povakkarle...

[Naaperushiva]

34 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

'No pool, no room service, no housekeeping' - Indians upset with DIY life at Brisbane hotel

Players restricted to hotel-ground loop but allowed to mingle in the team room at the hotel

Making the bed. Cleaning the toilet. No room service. Ordering food on apps. No access to the swimming pool. Not only will Ajinkya Rahane's India have to deal with the mounting injuries on the field, they will also have to contend with new house - and housekeeping - rules on the final leg of their Australian journey. And it has rankled the Indian camp, which - along with the Australians - landed in Brisbane on Tuesday afternoon for the final Test at the Gabba, starting Friday.

India were very reluctant to travel to Brisbane because of a combination of factors. The big one was the fear of being restricted in their hotel rooms when not at the ground, reminiscent of the two-week hard quarantine the visitors observed upon landing in Sydney in November.

However, through lengthy deliberations over the past few weeks, Cricket Australia has assured BCCI that the Indian squad would not have to deal with a hard quarantine. As an example, though their movement would still be restricted between the hotel and the Gabba, they would be able to mingle in the team room. That finally paved the way for India agreeing to travel to Brisbane.

What annoyed the squad, though, was discovering on their arrival at the team hotel that there would be no housekeeping. More than one person in the Indian camp said they had never been told about the DIY life at the hotel. Although they were not allowed to roam freely in Sydney during the third Test either, they had the room service and housekeeping facilities at the hotel. Here, not so. "There is a gym, a basic one," one person said. "No pool, no room service, no housekeeping."

There is no in-house food or beverage option at the hotel either. It is understood that an external contractor has been hired to provide catering to the two teams but they cannot order anything customised. They do have the option, though, of ordering via food apps.

One reason behind the absence of housekeeping and other hotel staff could be that the BCCI had told CA it would want the Indian squad to fly out of Brisbane immediately after the Test. To ensure maximum safeguards, it is possible CA agreed to having the bare minimum hotel staff to avoid unnecessary contact with a person outside the bio-secure environment.

However, the Indian camp is not satisfied with the arrangements, especially considering there are some players traveling with families.

The other major point of irritation for the Indian camp is the ban on using the hotel pool. Several players with niggles or injuries, including key bowlers - Jasprit Bumrah and R Ashwin - would want to utilise the swimming pool as part of the recovery process. However, the pools are off limits because of the fear of community spread of the Covid-19 virus.

The Indians were also afraid of being asked to isolate for a further two weeks on their return to India from Brisbane because of one reported case of a person being infected by the new UK-strain of the virus in Brisbane. That would have affected their plans for the home series against England, starting February 5. As of now, though, there is no bar on travelers flying in to India from Brisbane.

Orey mee manchike kadha raa chesthundhi..oka week days vucchapukondi  test series ayipothundhi

[Kool_SRG]

6 minutes ago, BattalaSathi said:

Correct...toilet la kalara undalu veyyaledu..we are hurted ani cheppi India flight ekkeyandi before Friday...remaining players safe...we avoid loss at Brisbane.....series ends 1-1, we keep B-G trophy....one hit multiple birds...

Ofcourse, ee Aus naa kodukulu match forfeited ani aa test loss khatha lo vesina aascharya povakkarle...

Baabji forfeit cheste it will considered as you have lost anamaata 

[Kool_SRG]

6 minutes ago, Naaperushiva said:

Orey mee manchike kadha raa chesthundhi..oka week days vucchapukondi  test series ayipothundhi

Antha just akkarleni edhava show... Veellu stadium ki poyinaaka hotel vaallu cleaning gatra chestaaru anthe ga.

[Naaperushiva]

34 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said:

Antha just akkarleni edhava show... Veellu stadium ki poyinaaka hotel vaallu cleaning gatra chestaaru anthe ga.

It all started when india lost players to injuries baa...atleast that's what i felt..

Manollu lost interest or scared that we might loose our spot in World cup final...

But vallu aalochinchaalsindhi even without main players manavallu fight istha team ke chaala helpful 

[BattalaSathi]

1 hour ago, Kool_SRG said:

Baabji forfeit cheste it will considered as you have lost anamaata 

That's what I said in my 2nd line below.  Aadina poyettundhi with this 3rd grade team, aadakapoyina poyettundhi...Might as well leave, take the forfeit if need be and atleast proect some of the existing players.  Rohit gaadu was struggling in T3, Brisbane lo aadithe vaadu kooda injure avadam khayam.

1 hour ago, BattalaSathi said:

Correct...toilet la kalara undalu veyyaledu..we are hurted ani cheppi India flight ekkeyandi before Friday...remaining players safe...we avoid loss at Brisbane.....series ends 1-1, we keep B-G trophy....one hit multiple birds...

Ofcourse, ee Aus naa kodukulu match forfeited ani aa test loss khatha lo vesina aascharya povakkarle...

 

[Kool_SRG]

10 minutes ago, BattalaSathi said:

That's what I said in my 2nd line below.  Aadina poyettundhi with this 3rd grade team, aadakapoyina poyettundhi...Might as well leave, take the forfeit if need be and atleast proect some of the existing players.  Rohit gaadu was struggling in T3, Brisbane lo aadithe vaadu kooda injure avadam khayam.

 

Adakunda paaripovatam enti doesn't make sense even if you lose the game go down fighting, inka injuries ah vedhava technique toh short pitch bowling aadithe attaane untaadhi...

[r2d2]

I think it will be a blessing in disguise for whoever gets to play in place of the injured.. with low expectations and no pressure.. hopefully they can play freely ..

[LadiesTailor]

4 hours ago, vachesa said:

Siraj, Saini, Shardul/Nattu, Kuldeep----Ee attack tho 20 wickets ante it will be a miracle

Better to Pack the team with 7-8 batsmen and try to bat for 2-3 days and draw the match which will also be a miracle anuko  

Kuldeep lite anukunta next pitch ki... It's a heaven for fast bowlers if not wrong... Go with all pace attack... Four new pacers and six batsman's plus Saha... Done deal 

[argadorn]

ENKA ma saha ne dikku....

[MRI]

1 hour ago, Naaperushiva said:

It all started when india lost players to injuries baa...atleast that's what i felt..

Manollu lost interest or scared that we might loose our spot in World cup final...

But vallu aalochinchaalsindhi even without main players manavallu fight istha team ke chaala helpful 

inkekkadi WTC.. poyindi..