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David Warner claimed Graeme Hick’s recollection of the events leading into the Cape Town Test was affected by the team’s desire to install Michael Di Venuto into his role as Australia’s batting coach.

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David Warner claimed Graeme Hick’s recollection of the events leading into the Cape Town Test was affected by the team’s desire to install Michael Di Venuto into his role as Australia’s batting coach.

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David Warner claimed Graeme Hick’s recollection of the events leading into the Cape Town Test was affected by the team’s desire to install Michael Di Venuto into his role as Australia’s batting coach.

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‘Let’s get the facts straight.’

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England captain Joe Root has refused to comment on fresh Sandpapergate allegations raised by Usman Khawaja in his autobiography. Khawaja claims Australia's wider team was involved in the 2018 ball-tampering scandal. Root said he did not know what happened inside the Australian dressing room, while Peter Handscomb also declined to discuss the revelations.

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The former Test batsman was the man in the middle when the Cape Town saga unfolded.

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Joe Root has dismissed Usman Khawaja’s suggestion that ball tampering was widespread in international cricket, following fresh revelations about Australia’s controversial sandpaper scandal. Khawaja has reignited the controversy through his new autobiography, Sabr, claiming that Australia’s players experimented with the ball during their 4-0 Ashes victory over England in the 2017-18 series. The former Australian […]

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Titwood chosen ahead of the Grange after recent ECB site visits and ICC consultation

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