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I understand that the infection rate is quite low in Australia. But still, it would be a huge risk to allow that many people to pack in to the stadium for the boxing day match. Remember that in the United States, there was a large spike in the infections after the thanksgiving celebrations. Also, there has been a slight increase in the number of new cases in Australia and for the last few days, the figure has crossed in to double digits.
I wish to see the audience rather than the irritating voice they produce through speakers and it was good to see some audience during the ODI and T20 series in Australia. The boxing day Test will be taking place in Melbourne and they have a capacity for hundred thousand people, so filling less than half the total capacity is fine.
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The lady claims that Babar had physical relations with her, and then broke off the relationship when he achieved success in cricket. In South Asia, this would be regarded as sexual assault, but in most of the other countries it would not be treated so. The two were not married, either formally or informally, and now the intention seems to be purely money-related.
Damn that is nasty, so basically you cannot break up if you are in a relation
. It is clear that she is after the money, may be she has blackmailed him and he rejected and now wanted to have a share to keep her silent. No idea about how the law is in these situation but it is clear blackmailing.
