CA will back Australian players who won't return to India for IPL: Report

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Australian players who have returned home after the suspension of the IPL and don't want to return to India for the remainder of the high-profile tournament will get support from Cricket Australia, according to a media report here.

"Shaken Australian players will be defended by Cricket Australia should they refuse to return to the Indian Premier League on safety grounds," the 'Sydney Morning Herald' declared.

Only some former players like Ricky Ponting and Brad Haddin, who are among the coaching staff, are still in India.