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India have agreed to travel to Brisbane for the fourth test on Tuesday, with senior team officials in Sydney telling Cricket Australia executives on Sunday night they would not boycott the Gabba match. CA chief executive Nick Hockley has confirmed.

There had been uncertainty for a week about the fourth Test going ahead in Brisbane following repeated reports out of the Indian camp concerning their hesitation to fly north.

Board of Control of Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Joy Shah has confirmed that India team will visit Brisbane after the third test in Sydney.

“The fourth test will be held in Gabba as planned,” Hockley confirmed to SEN Radio. “I spoke to the BCCI secretary on the phone yesterday and he confirmed that the Indian team will visit Brisbane on Tuesday. We are fully prepared for the fourth test in Gabba.’ he added.

The final test of the Border- Gavaskar series will proceed from January 15.With the final test looming, stadium authorities have allowed 50 percent of the stadiums capacity to accommodate spectators. In that case, 20,000 spectators will be at the Gabba gallery.