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Center-Right Owned by Adani Group (AMG Media)Usman Khawaja Refuses To Name Individuals, Urges Australian Team To Share Sandpapergate Burden
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Chris Broad has criticised the then Australian head coach Darren Lehmann, saying he should have been held accountable for the Sandpapergate incident, and he has backed former player Usman Khawaja’s revelations. Khawaja says his 2018 revelations are not meant to target individuals and urges the Australian team to share the Sandpapergate burden, while refusing to name anyone. The row has seen Khawaja withdraw from book interviews and the Australian Cricketers’ Association call for an end to online abuse and personal attacks.
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Meanwhile, Cricket Australia chief executive Todd Greenberg has ruled out reopening the investigation
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Chris Broad has harshly criticised Darren Lehmann for seemingly being oblivious to the ball-tampering scandal of 2018. Usman Khawaja, a former Australian player, has disclosed in his autobiography that the entire team was aware of the misconduct during their tour of South Africa. Broad insists that…
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Usman Khwaja Sandpaper Gate : The controversy surrounding Australia's infamous 2018 ball-tampering scandal has resurfaced following fresh revelations from Usman Khawaja. However, fast bowler Mitchell Starc has made it clear that the former opener's comments have not prompted him to reconsider his…
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Former Australian cricketer Usman Khawaja has maintained that his revelations about the 'Sandpapergate' in 2018 are not intended to target individuals.
