"CA's investigation concluded that the spectators filmed and/or photographed by media in the Brewongle Stand concourse at the conclusion of the 86th over on day four of the Test did not engage in racist behaviour".
The incident was first brought to light by Mohammed Siraj during the Sydney Test, when team leader Ajinkya Rahane along with other senior players reported to the umpire about racial remarks being passed at him and his bowling partner Jasprit Bumrah.
In dramatic scenes in the third Test, play stopped for 10 minutes after India fast bowler Mohammed Siraj complained to the umpires about crowd behaviour while fielding on the boundary.
Mr Kelkar, who was seated two rows in front of the men, said had there been racist comments directed towards Siraj he would have stepped in and called it out.
They just haven't located the perpetrators yet.
India spin bowler Ravichandran Ashwin said the team had been insulted by Sydney spectators in the past but the racial abuse had crossed a line.
As it stands, no-one has been banned or even positively identified as behind the alleged racial abuse.
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It said it was awaiting confirmation from police that they had completed their own investigation.
'CA confirms that members of the Indian cricket team were subjected to racial abuse, ' the statement said. "CA's own investigation into the matter remains open, with CCTV footage, ticketing data and interviews with spectators still being analysed in an attempt to locate those responsible".
CA insists that the six fans ejected from SCG did not indulge in racial abuse. Sean Carroll, CA's Head of Integrity and Security, on Wednesday, provided an update on the investigation into crowd behaviour during the Sydney Test.
A separate investigation is underway by SCG operators Venues NSW.
"It's definitely not acceptable in this day and age ... we must make sure it doesn't happen again", he said.
"Since 10 January, Police have continued inquiries, speaking with several people allegedly involved as well as a number of witnesses who were present in the area at the time", a police spokesperson said.
"Police found no evidence to support any prosecution for any offence".
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