India Opens WACA Training Sessions Amid Closed-Door Rumors

Contrary to reports, the Indian cricket team will allow public viewing of their training sessions at WACA. An Australian newspaper suggested the sessions were closed, referencing a leaked memo instructing workers not to watch. The Indian team management has clarified that sessions remain open.

The Indian cricket team has opted to permit public access to their center-wicket training sessions at the WACA ground from Friday to Sunday, contrary to Australian media claims of closed-door practices.

On Wednesday, 'The Australian' reported that construction workers were instructed not to view or document India's sessions. However, this has been denied by the Indian team management, who assure that spectators, including the media, are welcome to watch.

The Indian officials explained that the training aims to prepare for an upcoming Test Match at Perth Stadium, involving match simulations and an intra-squad game between India and India A players.

(With inputs from agencies.)