Breaking News Australians caught cheating in ongoing test against SA
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Steve Smith and David Warner have reportedly been banned for 12 months each their involvement in the Cape Town ball-tampering scandal.
Cameron Bancroft, the third member of the trio who have been found by Cricket Australia’s internal investigation to have conspired to alter the condition of the ball at Newlands, has also been reported as being banned for nine months.
Cricket Australia is yet to confirm the sanctions off the back of the findings from the investigation into the ball-tampering incident carried out by CA Head of Integrity Iain Roy.
https://www.cricket.com.au/news/pla...lia-cricket-ball-tampering/2018-03-28?mode=wv
Cameron Bancroft, the third member of the trio who have been found by Cricket Australia’s internal investigation to have conspired to alter the condition of the ball at Newlands, has also been reported as being banned for nine months.
Cricket Australia is yet to confirm the sanctions off the back of the findings from the investigation into the ball-tampering incident carried out by CA Head of Integrity Iain Roy.
https://www.cricket.com.au/news/pla...lia-cricket-ball-tampering/2018-03-28?mode=wv
Rajeshgopal
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India vs south Africa in 2001. He was also banned for one match.
Even Rahul Dravid has done. So Indians don't have rights to say against Smith and Warner.
Rahul Dravid, India, 2004
Rahul Dravid, who was nicknamed "The Wall" because of his unyielding approach to batting, was caught on camera applying lozenge on the ball while playing Zimbabwe in a one-day international in Australia. Match referee Clive Lloyd said that TV footage showed enough that the Indian captain intentionally applied the lozenge to the ball and was in breach of the code of conduct. He was found guilty and fined 50 percent of his match fee.
Rahul Dravid, India, 2004
Rahul Dravid, who was nicknamed "The Wall" because of his unyielding approach to batting, was caught on camera applying lozenge on the ball while playing Zimbabwe in a one-day international in Australia. Match referee Clive Lloyd said that TV footage showed enough that the Indian captain intentionally applied the lozenge to the ball and was in breach of the code of conduct. He was found guilty and fined 50 percent of his match fee.
If you see the footage of dravid, you will notice that the substance fell from his mouth and it was completely unintentional. You are not getting the point. Here the main issue is the ball tempering was intentional.
ApurbSSJ
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International Cricket Council (ICC) subsequently said that Tendulkar was not guilty of ball tampering but rather of cleaning the ball without the umpire's permission
Yep I know it was intentional. But still India also has done such things. Also match fixing was done by Sreesanth and all. So we shouldn't bash them .