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Gabba Test to go ahead at 100 per cent capacity
Victoria reported one new locally acquired case on Wednesday, with four in New South Wales, while Queensland has not had a case of community transmission in 113 days.
There have been reports suggesting India did not want to travel to Brisbane if they had to adhere to strict hotel quarantine protocols.
But Cricket Australia chief Nick Hockley has declared the final two matches of the series “all systems go“.
And Queensland Health Chief Health Officer Jeannette Young approved Cricket Australia’s COVID-Safe and quarantine management plans on Wednesday.
“Cricket Australia’s plans have been reviewed thoroughly and give me great confidence that they understand the importance and the need for strict quarantine measures to be implemented to…
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