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'Pure Racism': Indians Insulted With "Where's Your Visa" Chants At MCG During India vs Australia Test
Indian cricket team fans were targetted by a section of the Australian crowd during the 4th Test in Melbourne last month.
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Australian Woman Suspended Over Racist Email To Indian Tennant: Report
A real estate agent in Australia has been suspended for sending a former Indian tenant a racist email in which she criticised the cleanliness habits of Indians and hoped that their influx would not turn the country into "the filth that is India".
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England Captain Ben Stokes 'Sorry' After Cricket Report Exposes Racism And Sexism
Ben Stokes' comments followed the publication by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC) of its much-anticipated report, "Holding Up a Mirror to Cricket".
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"It's Not Okay": Novak Djokovic's Detention In Australia Over Visa Row Enrages Serbs
The detention of world number one Novak Djokovic in Australia over his alleged failure to meet pandemic entry requirements has fuelled anger and charges of racism in his native Serbia.
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England's Chris Woakes Says Leave Pre-Ashes Scandals Off The Field
Ashes: England paceman Chris Woakes called Thursday for the racism and sexting scandals that have overshadowed preparations for the opening Test against Australia not to be used for sledging during the series.
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Michael Vaughan Dropped From BBC Ashes Commentary Team Amid Racism Row
Former England skipper Michael Vaughan has been left out of the BBC commentary team for the upcoming Ashes series in Australia to avoid a "conflict of interest" amid an ongoing racism row.
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England Captain Joe Root Demands Change After Cricket Race Row
England captain Joe Root demanded change on Thursday after a racism row engulfed Yorkshire County Cricket Club, saying the events had "fractured our game and torn lives apart".
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Australia vs India: Australia's Long Battle With Racism In Sport
India vs Australia: The alleged racial abuse of Indian players during the recently-concluded Sydney Test in Australia is only the latest in many such incidents over the years to mar the sport in the country.
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"Expect Better From Our Home Crowd, Sorry To Mohammed Siraj And Indian Team," Says David Warner
Australia vs India: Australia opener David Warner on Tuesday apologised to Team India and Mohammed Siraj after the fast bowler had to allegedly endure racial abuse from the Australian crowd during the third Test in Sydney.
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Australia vs India: Kumar Sangakkara Asks For "Stern Action" After Racism Rown In Sydney
Kumar Sangakkara said that racism in any manner "has to be decried" and said there should be strong punishment for those responsible.
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Australia vs India, 3rd Test: Sachin Tendulkar Reacts After Indian Players Allege Racial Abuse From SCG Crowd
Sachin Tendulkar took to Twitter to react to the alleged incidents of racism by some spectators against Indian players in the ongoing third Test between Australia and India at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
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Australia vs India, 3rd Test: BCCI, CA To Take Action Against Offenders In Message Against Racism
India vs Australia: Cricket Australia's Head of Integrity and Security Sean Carroll said strict action will be taken against the section of fans who hurled racial slurs at Mohammad Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah.
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India vs Australia: Cricket Australia Has Ensured "Strict Action" Against Racism Offenders: Jay Shah
Australia vs India: Jay Shah tweeted that racism has no place in cricket or in any walk of society after incidents of racism marred play during the 3rd India-Australia Test.
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AUS vs IND: Faced Racism In Sydney Earlier Too, Needs To Be Dealt With Iron Fist, Says Ravichandran Ashwin
Australia vs India: India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin on Sunday said racist abuse from the crowd at the Sydney Cricket Ground is not new and needs to be dealt with an iron fist.
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"No Place For This Rubbish": Cricket Fraternity United In Their Criticism Of Alleged Racism At SCG
AUS vs IND: After six fans were evicted from the SCG for their unsavoury remarks, many former and current cricketers expressed their disapproval of any such incidents in strong words.
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'Pure Racism': Indians Insulted With "Where's Your Visa" Chants At MCG During India vs Australia Test
Indian cricket team fans were targetted by a section of the Australian crowd during the 4th Test in Melbourne last month.
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Australian Woman Suspended Over Racist Email To Indian Tennant: Report
A real estate agent in Australia has been suspended for sending a former Indian tenant a racist email in which she criticised the cleanliness habits of Indians and hoped that their influx would not turn the country into "the filth that is India".
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England Captain Ben Stokes 'Sorry' After Cricket Report Exposes Racism And Sexism
Ben Stokes' comments followed the publication by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC) of its much-anticipated report, "Holding Up a Mirror to Cricket".
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"It's Not Okay": Novak Djokovic's Detention In Australia Over Visa Row Enrages Serbs
The detention of world number one Novak Djokovic in Australia over his alleged failure to meet pandemic entry requirements has fuelled anger and charges of racism in his native Serbia.
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England's Chris Woakes Says Leave Pre-Ashes Scandals Off The Field
Ashes: England paceman Chris Woakes called Thursday for the racism and sexting scandals that have overshadowed preparations for the opening Test against Australia not to be used for sledging during the series.
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Michael Vaughan Dropped From BBC Ashes Commentary Team Amid Racism Row
Former England skipper Michael Vaughan has been left out of the BBC commentary team for the upcoming Ashes series in Australia to avoid a "conflict of interest" amid an ongoing racism row.
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England Captain Joe Root Demands Change After Cricket Race Row
England captain Joe Root demanded change on Thursday after a racism row engulfed Yorkshire County Cricket Club, saying the events had "fractured our game and torn lives apart".
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Australia vs India: Australia's Long Battle With Racism In Sport
India vs Australia: The alleged racial abuse of Indian players during the recently-concluded Sydney Test in Australia is only the latest in many such incidents over the years to mar the sport in the country.
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"Expect Better From Our Home Crowd, Sorry To Mohammed Siraj And Indian Team," Says David Warner
Australia vs India: Australia opener David Warner on Tuesday apologised to Team India and Mohammed Siraj after the fast bowler had to allegedly endure racial abuse from the Australian crowd during the third Test in Sydney.
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Australia vs India: Kumar Sangakkara Asks For "Stern Action" After Racism Rown In Sydney
Kumar Sangakkara said that racism in any manner "has to be decried" and said there should be strong punishment for those responsible.
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Australia vs India, 3rd Test: Sachin Tendulkar Reacts After Indian Players Allege Racial Abuse From SCG Crowd
Sachin Tendulkar took to Twitter to react to the alleged incidents of racism by some spectators against Indian players in the ongoing third Test between Australia and India at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
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Australia vs India, 3rd Test: BCCI, CA To Take Action Against Offenders In Message Against Racism
India vs Australia: Cricket Australia's Head of Integrity and Security Sean Carroll said strict action will be taken against the section of fans who hurled racial slurs at Mohammad Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah.
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India vs Australia: Cricket Australia Has Ensured "Strict Action" Against Racism Offenders: Jay Shah
Australia vs India: Jay Shah tweeted that racism has no place in cricket or in any walk of society after incidents of racism marred play during the 3rd India-Australia Test.
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AUS vs IND: Faced Racism In Sydney Earlier Too, Needs To Be Dealt With Iron Fist, Says Ravichandran Ashwin
Australia vs India: India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin on Sunday said racist abuse from the crowd at the Sydney Cricket Ground is not new and needs to be dealt with an iron fist.
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"No Place For This Rubbish": Cricket Fraternity United In Their Criticism Of Alleged Racism At SCG
AUS vs IND: After six fans were evicted from the SCG for their unsavoury remarks, many former and current cricketers expressed their disapproval of any such incidents in strong words.
