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Cummins: Smith just wants to move on from sandpapergate

Pat Cummins says Steve Smith has already owned up to the 2018 scandal and wants to avoid reopening a traumatic chapter.

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Pat Cummins says Steve Smith just wants to leave the sandpaper scandal in the past, as the captain denies there is any rift in the Australian team.

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‘He’s owned up to it….’: Pat Cummins backs Steve Smith on Sandpapergate saga

Smith was Australia captain at the time of the ball-tampering scandal, and suffered a ban along with David Warner and Cameron Bancroft

·Noida, India
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Cummins: Smith just wants to move on from sandpapergate

Pat Cummins says Steve Smith just wants to leave the sandpaper scandal in the past, as the captain denies there is any rift in the Australian team.

·Osborne Park, Australia
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The West Australian broke the news in Osborne Park, Australia on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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