Rahane, Rohit and Thakur flew in from Mumbai and headed to the hotel where members of the two teams will be put up as part of the bio-bubble, the Indian squad's local liaison officer said.
Indian opener Rohit Sharma got the starts but failed to convert them on all occasions in the recently-concluded Border-Gavaskar Trophy, reigniting doubts over his place in the Test side -- especially in away matches.
Malinga featured in 122 matches in the IPL, all for Mumbai Indians
Five members of the Indian cricket team arrived here from their Australia tour on Thursday morning and they have been advised to remain in seven-day home quarantine, officials said.
Rohit appears to imitate Steve Smith on the crease after the star Aussie batsman stirred controversy by allegedly scuffing off Rishabh Pant's crease while shadow batting in Sydney Test.
Rohit had actually played a similar shot against Lyon in Sydney as well, albeit successfully to complete his maiden half-century on overseas soil as an opener.
Former India skipper Sunil Gavaskar was also frustrated after watching Rohit's 'irresponsible' shot.
Legendary India opener Sunil Gavaskar was also unhappy with Rohit's 'irresponsible' shot.
Arriving in Australia only as a net bowler, 29-year-old Natarajan became the first Indian cricketer to make his international debut across all three formats during the same tour.
Rohit had attempted to clear the midwicket region but succumbed to the flighted delivery from Lyon, and eventually miscued the shot.
Sunil Gavaskar lashed out at Rohit Sharma for his shot selection during Day 2 of the ongoing Brisbane Test.
Rohit Sharma went for a lofted shot off Nathan Lyon but mistimed it, throwing away an impressive start on Day 2 of the final Test in Brisbane.
India's Rohit Sharma was alert at slips to dismiss Australia captain Tim Paine, immediately after he reached his ninth half-century in Tests.
Rishabh Pant went a little too optimistic with his appeal and Ajinkya Rahane and Rohit Sharma couldn't suppress a laugh.
India gained the breakthrough in the very first over of the innings, as Mohammed Siraj removed David Warner, courtesy of a terrific catch at slips from Rohit Sharma.
The Indian camp has been plagued with injuries to many key players in Australia.
As India prepare for fourth and final Brisbane Test with the series tied 1-1, the team resembles a mini-hospital and coach Ravi Shastri and skipper Ajinkya Rahane would be at their wits' end to put together a fit eleven.
In pursuit of an improbable 407, India were 98/2 at stumps on day four, having lost Shubman Gill (31) and Rohit (52) after they shared 71 runs for the opening wicket.
The pair became the first from the subcontinent to add 50+ runs for the first wicket across the two innings in this century.
Jasprit Bumrah remained out of luck as Hanuma Vihari and Rohit Sharma dropped regulation catches off his bowling on Day 4 of Sydney Test.
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