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Usman Khawaja's latest memoir has reignited conversation around the 2018 ball-tampering scandal that shook Australian cricket. Graeme Hick refutes Khawaja's assertion claiming all players were complicit while David Warner backs Khawaja, questioning the investigation's integrity. The aftermath of the scandal led to hefty suspensions and stirred debate over the team's culture. Despite the uproar, Cricket Australia has stood firm, asserting their original findings remain unchanged.
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Upgrade this serverUsman Khawaja's latest memoir has reignited conversation around the 2018 ball-tampering scandal that shook Australian cricket. Graeme Hick refutes Khawaja's assertion claiming all players were complicit while David Warner backs Khawaja, questioning the investigation's integrity. The aftermath of the scandal led to hefty suspensions and stirred debate over the team's culture. Despite the uproar, Cricket Australia has stood firm, asserting their original findings remain unchanged.
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