team which has gone into isolation after announcing on tuesday that their bowling coach and a member of the travel support had tested positivebacklashaustralia is currently allowing only limited flights and arrivals into the country and roughly a quarter of the 35000 australians stranded overseas are in indiaaustralias decision to penalise its own citizens for seeking to return home from india has triggered a backlash from lawmakers legal experts and human rights advocatesaustralian deputy prime minister michael mccormack said the government would potentially lift the travel ban on may 15we said all along we will review the pause in travel arrangements and thats what were doing so be patient mccormack told a morning tv chatshow on the nine networkenglish and bangladeshi cricketers in the ipl also face challenges exiting india due to travel restrictions imposed by home authoritiesipl organisers and the indian cricket board bcci have said they will help players staff and officials get home safelyformer australia wicketkeeper and cricket pundit adam gilchrist queried whether the tournament should have gone ahead in indiainteresting comment about the bcci saying theyre thinking of the safety of all the players he said in a video on sky newsi probably feel that theyre a little bit late in considering that im not sure that the tournament should have started in indianew zealand which has 10 players in the ipl said their cricketers were in a relatively safe environment and those within affected teams were in isolationthe countrys cricket board said it was liaising with authorities to work out an exit plan