Aussie Quick Says 'Everyone Knew' About Sandpaper, as Warner Doubles Down
- Chadd Sayers said the entire 2018 South Africa Test squad knew sandpaper was being used to alter the ball, including during the Port Elizabeth match.
- Sayers said Cameron Bancroft gave him sandpaper to remove from the field while he was serving as the team’s drinks carrier.
- Sayers said players discussed how to make the ball reverse in dressing-room conversations after Bancroft was caught with sandpaper.
- David Warner accused Cricket Australia of failing to interview several bowlers during its 2018 investigation.
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Former Australia bowler says ‘everyone in that side’ was aware of sandpaper plot
Chadd Sayers was 12th man in the ill-fated Newlands Test.
‘Everyone knew’: Fast bowler reveals sandpaper was used in earlier Test
Former Australian fast bowler Chadd Sayers memories ball-tampering practises on the 2018 tour of South Africa align with Usman Khawaja’s, and David Warner’s manager has called for Cricket Australia to release the report that led to three players being suspended.
Aussie quick says 'everyone knew' about sandpaper, as Warner doubles down
Former Australian cricketer Chadd Sayers, who played his lone Test after Sandpapergate on the infamous 2018 South African tour, has said he is comfortable stating he believed everyone in the team new about ball-tampering.
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David Warner adds another explosive claim to Sandpapergate drama
Khawaja’s allegation that everyone in the Australian dressing room knew that sandpaper was being used on the ball in the Newlands Test match against South Africa has reignited a controversy that had rocked Australian cricket earlier.
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