Racism  

India and Australia are battling it out in the third Test of the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy. While the match seems evenly poised, it has been under the radar for some racial abuse hurled towards the Indians. Meanwhile, Cricket Australia is investigating the matter.

India and Australia are sweating it out in Sydney in the ongoing third Test for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. However, the Sydney Cricket Ground crowd has been harsh on the Indians, as two incidents of racial abuse have been reported. Naturally, former cricketers are not impressed.

India and Australia are engaged in an intense battle, in the third Test in Sydney, for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The Test is already in the wrong books, as a couple of Indian players have alleged that they have been at the receiving end of racial abuse, at the SCG.

India is locking horns against Australia in a four-Test series for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, while the third Test is currently on in Sydney. India has been a part of racial abuse in the past. The anti-racism drive has become more prominent since the past year.

Cricketers are not just restricted to a particular race or culture, as it is a sport of team and can only produce results as a collective unit. However, over the years, some players have been at the receiving end of their caste and race. It is not at all acceptable in any sport.

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