The Indian cricket team has denied being involved in a Sydney hit-and-run, despite the fact that LIVENEWS.com.au was the first to release footage of the bingle earlier today.
En route to the airport, the Australian-based driver scrapped past a parked Mercedes as he merged into traffic on O'Connell Street.
The coach driver failed to stop, with one eye-witnesses informing LIVENEWS.com.au's Mark Levy he was shocked that the driver continued down the road after making contact with the luxury sedan.
"I am a little bit surprised, I thought a local driver might be experienced enough to know the roads here," said the eye-witness.
But Indian media manager Dr M.V. Sridhar told News Limited the accident did not happen, saying: I am on the bus. We didn't hit anything.
India have arrived in Canberra an ACT Invitational XI tour match starting tomorrow - the tour finally getting back underway after the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) gave the go-ahead overnight following racism and umpiring rows.
Meanwhile former Australian Test Opener Justin Langer has lashed out at Harbhajan Singh, labelling him a ‘trouble maker’.
"Harbhajan Singh's always been a little bit different, and always been a little bit of a trouble maker,” he said.
"If there have been incidences in the past, perhaps Harbhajan's been one of the guys who's been involved in that.
"It's just the way he plays his cricket.
"Sometimes those guys do become antagonistic sort of players, and the fact is if you look at it, he's [Harbhajan] generally not far from the action if there has been any ill-blood between the teams.”