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Capacity crowds are set to return for the Australian Open and the Ashes cricket Test series this summer as the state of Victoria eased Covid-19 restrictions further Thursday.
Also read: Ricky Ponting confirms he was offered Team India's head coach role
The eagerly-awaited Ashes series between Australia and England will go ahead, with the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground permitted to host up to 100,000 fans in the stands. The Rod Laver arena in Melbourne which hosts the Australian Open will also allow 100% occupancy during the tennis tournament. 
Interestingly, Australia's Test against India at the MCG earlier this year was capped at 30,000 fans per day because of the pandemic.

Ashes Tests & Australian Open could have 100% capacity after Victoria reduces Covid restrictions

Melbourne Cricket Ground could be permitted to host up to 100,000 fans in the stands for the Ashes Test vs England 

Covid-19 restrictions eased in the state of Victoria as fans gear up for a bumper summer of sports&nbsp;

Capacity crowds are set to return for the Australian Open and the Ashes cricket Test series this summer as the state of Victoria&nbsp;eased Covid-19 restrictions further Thursday.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ricky-ponting-confirms-he-was-offered-team-india-s-head-coach-role-1637224041717" target="_blank">Ricky Ponting confirms he was offered Team India's head coach role</a>
The eagerly-awaited Ashes series between Australia and England will go ahead, with the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground permitted to host up to 100,000 fans in the stands. The Rod Laver arena in Melbourne which hosts the Australian Open will also allow 100% occupancy during the tennis tournament.&nbsp;
Interestingly,&nbsp;Australia's Test against India at the MCG earlier this year was capped at 30,000 fans per day because of the pandemic.

 India vs Australia, 2nd Test: Umesh complained of pain in his calf while bowling his 4th over and was assessed by the medical team.

 India vs Australia, 2nd Test: Umesh Yadav injured, sent for scans in Melbourne 

Umesh complained of pain in his calf while bowling his 4th over and was assessed by the&nbsp;medical team

Umesh Yadav injured, sent for scans in Melbourne 

India's fast bowling injury woes seem never-ending as, after Mohammed&nbsp;Shami, Umesh&nbsp;Yadav&nbsp;has an injury scare. The pacer hobbled&nbsp;off the field after complaining of pain in his calf during day 3 of the 2nd Test vs Australia. He was assessed by the&nbsp;medical team of the BCCI&nbsp;which recommended scans and the pacer was taken to a nearby medical facility. Umesh&nbsp;was in the middle of a good spell and had dismissed opener Joe Burns as Team India now will be without a fast bowler&nbsp;for some time at least in the 2nd Test.&nbsp;

Skipper Ajinkya Rahane was dismissed for 112 along with Ravindra Jadeja who managed 57 in the morning session. 

Melbourne Test: India bowled out for 326, take a 1st innings lead of 131

Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon finished with 3 wickets each for the hosts in the 1st innings

Melbourne: India bowled out for 326, take a 1st innings lead of 131

Contrary to expectations of batting deep on the 3rd Day of the 2nd Test in Melbourne, Team India were bowled out for 326 in their 1st innings with a crucial lead of 131 runs over Australia. Skipper Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane was dismissed for 112 along with Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja who managed 57 in the morning session. The last 5 batters could only add 49 runs to their overnight total as the Aussies mopped up the tail with ease. Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon finished with 3 wickets each for the hosts in the 1st innings.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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