Rohit Sharma, Rishabh Pant & others breached bio bubble with fan who 'paid their bill'?

Team India's Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill, Navdeep Saini and Rishabh Pant are under BCCI scanner for a potential bio-bubble breach in Melbourne after y reportedly met an Indian cricket fan at a restaurant on Friday. A fan named Navaldeep Singh took to Twitter to share a series of tweets & a video on meeting Team India stars at a hotel and went on to claim that he h paid ir food bill. As per sources, actions of Indian cricketers have come under scanner of BCCI for t hering to bio-bubble rules set by Cricket Australia.

fan also me a controversial claim that Rishabh Pant h 'hugged' him, however, backtracked and apologised later, revealing that he was 'excited' to meet m and that social distancing h been maintained throughout. As per bio-bubble rules, cricketers h been allowed to dine out at a restaurant but were told to avoid sitting indoors as it could increase chances of contracting COVID-19 virus. Neir BCCI r Cricket Australia have officially commented about issue so far. With two Tests left to compete in, Team India could be dealt with a huge loss if ir players are found guilty of violating bio-bubble. 

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Clearing cloud of doubt over occasion for third Test of Border Gavaskar Trophy, Cricket Australia has confirmed that Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) will host third Test of series, as per schedule. rising number of COVID-19 cases h cast a doubt on SCG playing host for annual pink Test, putting national cricket board on high alert. However, officials have affirmed that COVID-19 threat has subsided eugh allowing match at SCG to proceed as per schedule.  

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