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Former captain Michael Clarke feels that some key aspects of the ball-tampering fiasco in the Cape Town Test weren't included in the statement issued by the Australian bowlers.
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Highlights Australian bowlers issued a joint statement on sandpaper gate on Tuesday Australian bowlers denied prior knowledge of 2018 ball-tampering incident Not convinced by the Australian bowlers' clarification in the 2018 ball-tampering episode, former captain Michael Clarke on Wednesday said the quartet missed a very important detail in an otherwise "smartly worded" joint statement -- their involvement was hinted at by a former teammate and not outsiders. Sticking to his stand that the bowlers, who were part of that team, were aware of the plot to tamper with the red cherry during the inf...
Cricket Australia will reopen an investigation into the ball-tampering scandal of 2018 if further evidence is brought to them after Cameron Bancroft conceded that there was wider knowledge among the
By Zachary Gates5 hours ago FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn5 hours ago Former Australian bowling coach David Saker wouldn't be opposed to Cricket Australia reopening its investigation into the infamous Cape Town ball-tampering scandal of 2018, but he isn't convinced any new information would surface. The nightmare roared back to life when former Australian opening batsman Cameron Bancroft, the man responsible for using sandpaper to tamper with the ball, hinted that the bowlers were aware of the scheme. "Uh … yeah, look, I think, yeah, I think it's pretty probably self-expla...
Australia’s bowling coach during the ball-tampering scandal says the finger-pointing will not go away and the incident could dog cricket for decades.