The third and final Test between the Indian and Australian teams will be played in Sydney. The Queensland government has closed the border between the two cities. The teams will be allowed to fly in but will have to stay in hotels and not be out in public. The Indian team has raised several concerns about the new quarantine rules. Minister Ros Bates has addressed the concerns of the Indian team. In her remarks, Bates said that the new quarantine rules would be beneficial for both teams.
The Indian cricket team is worried about the quarantine protocol in Brisbane. They will only be allowed to leave the hotel during matches and training sessions. During all other times, the players will be stuck in the hotel room. The quarantine protocol in Brisbane is stricter than that in Sydney, but the Indian team is still wary. It’s unlikely that the team will be required to stay in the hotel, but it’s a good idea to check with Cricket Australia before deciding to play the test in the city.
The Brisbane Test was initially in doubt after the recent COVID 19 outbreak in the UK. However, the Indian team has agreed to travel to Brisbane and requested last-minute travel arrangements. However, the Australian team has been unable to make any arrangements for their own travel and accommodation, so the Test could be cancelled if the biosecurity arrangements are not met. However, an unnamed official of the Indian cricket board told The Times of India that the test will take place as long as the visitors can leave immediately following its conclusion.
The Australian team has the upper hand in the series. Although they have not won a Test in Australia in over a decade, they are red-hot favourites. Australia have not played a red-ball Test since last summer, and their star players – David Warner, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood – have not gotten a taste of red-ball cricket since February. The English team, meanwhile, has played 12 Tests in 2014 and won four of them. Despite this, they have lost one of their previous two series to Bangladesh.
As with any assessment, it’s important to remember that the Brisbane EBLT is administered by a speech pathologist. It takes 45 minutes to complete and includes various language-functional tasks. Participants must be able to describe common objects, such as a cup, a spoon, a pen, and a knife. There are four versions of the Brisbane EBLT, each focusing on a different severity level. Hence, it’s best to select the one that is most appropriate for your patient.
The Gabba is a major cricket venue for Australia. The Gabba was the site of the final Test of the 2014-15 Border-Gavaskar series, where India won its first-ever tour of Australia. The Gabba has a strong record in the Ashes, having won 33 Test matches and drawn seven. England have only won two Tests at the Gabba since the Second World War.