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Jeannette Young says India will have to be in a bubble for Gabba Test
Queensland’s chief health officer will not bow to any pressure from Cricket Australia or the touring Indian team to change “bubble” requirements for the upcoming Gabba Test.
Speculation is mounting that the Indian team is displeased with being made to operate within a “bubble” for the fourth Test at the Gabba on January 15.
The Indian side took the field for the opening day of the third Test at the SCG on Thursday.
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