Cricket Australia has suffered after Cameron Bancroft exposed the three-year ball tempering case. Cameron Bancroft said Steve Smith, David Warner and the rest of Australia’s bowlers were aware of the mistake during the Newlands Test. Cameron Bancroft, who was found guilty in the case, was banned for nine months. Other members of the team, Steve Smith and David Warner, were banned for a year. In addition, Warner was banned for life for leadership. Smith was given a two-year ban for leadership.
Cricket Australia may reconsider the case following Bancroft’s recent statement. “The new information has merit,” a Cricket Australia spokesman said in a statement to Fox Cricket on Saturday. In this case, the case can be investigated again. What if every member of the team knew about it? With the exception of three of Warner, Smith and Bancroft, the fortunate. He said a detailed investigation into the matter had been conducted at the time. Since then, no one has given us any information on the matter, who suspected the findings of the investigation.
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He said that Cricket Australia has always said that if anyone has information about the 2018 Cape Town Test, they should come forward and present it. In an interview with The Guardian, Bancroft asked if the rest of the bowlers were aware of it: “Yes, I want to be responsible and accountable for my actions and character. Of course I have benefited from what other bowlers have done. Australia’s bowling attack has included Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Marsh and spinner Nathan Lyon.
