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Ball-tampering report should be made public: Ex-Aus assistant coach ​ By IANS | ​ 0 Views David Saker.(photo:Big Bash league twitter). Image Source: IANS News Sydney, June 3 : The ball-tampering report that led to bans on batsmen David Warner, Steve Smith and Cameron Bancroft should be made public, said David Saker, who was Australia's assistant coach in scandal-hit 2018 Cape Town Test. "I can't see any point why it wouldn't be released, but that's up to Cricket Australia and the way they want to handle that," Saker told media just after being appointed as coach of Melbourne Renegades m...

Last modified on Thu 3 Jun 2021 17.12 EDT Good morning – two ‘fleeting’ cases of Covid have been declared false positives amid Ash Barty retired injured from the French Open and a new documentary is looking at the psychic toll of the climate crisis. This is Imogen Dewey with the main stories to see out your week on Friday 4 June. Two suspected “fleeting” transmission cases of coronavirus that were part of the reason for Melbourne’s lockdown extension have been declared false positives. Federal and Victorian governments are also at odds over the best use of a proposed quarantin...

The ex-Australian captain suggested the bowlers made key omissions in their statement which slammed those who questioned their integrity over the 2018 sandpaper scandal.

Cricket by Nic Savage 19th May 2021 8:13 AM Former Australian captain Michael Clarke has hit back after Australia's bowlers released an emotional statement in response to Cameron Bancroft's recent comments regarding the infamous ball-tampering saga of 2018. During an interview with Kayo is your ticket to the best sport streaming Live & On-Demand. New to Kayo? Try 14-Days Free Now > The 28-year-old's comments revived speculation on whether the banned trio of himself, David Warner and Steve Smith were unfairly treated as scapego...

FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn8 hours ago Australia's Test bowlers conveniently overlooked the fact that they'd been implicated by a teammate when complaining about fresh scrutiny over the ball-tampering scandal. So says former Australian captain Michael Clarke, an obvious target of a pointed statement from Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon. "We pride ourselves on our honesty. So it's been disappointing to see that our integrity has been questioned by some journalists and past players in recent days in regard to the Cape Town Test of 2018," the stat...