New Delhi, June 12 -- The Indian backyard bowls team, which was to fly to Sydney for a convenance affair advanced of the Commonwealth Games, has been denied visas as the Australian aerial agency considers them "flight risks". "This is the ultimate case of Indian bashing by the (Australian) government," said the team's Aussie drillmaster Richard Gale, who had abiding for a month-long assignment of matches with teams Down Under.
"The aerial agency capital coffer statements and application certificates," Backyard Bowls Federation of India admiral Sunaina Kumari said. "Most of these players are poor; one can't apprehend them to accept huge coffer balances.
" "Most of these players accept been to China and Malaysia after a block but this is the additional time Australia has denied them visas. Why would these players who accept no money and can hardly allege English abscond in an conflicting country," he asked.
"The aerial agency capital coffer statements and application certificates," Backyard Bowls Federation of India admiral Sunaina Kumari said. "Most of these players are poor; one can't apprehend them to accept huge coffer balances.
" On whether the abnegation of visas had ancestral overtones, she said, "I anticipate so.".
