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Mitchell Starc says his recollection remains unchanged from the 2021 joint statement issued by the Australian bowling quartet, as Usman Khawaja's autobiography makes fresh claims.
Mitchell Starc has addressed Usman Khawaja's fresh claims regarding the 2018 ball-tampering scandal, stating that his recollection of events remains unchanged. In his autobiography 'Sabr', Khawaja alleged that the entire Australian touring party held collective responsibility, contradicting Cricket Australia's investigation that only punished Steve Smith, David Warner, and Cameron Bancroft.
Speaking to Fox Sports, Starc said he has not paid much attention to the claims and stands by the bowling attack's 2021 joint statement. Starc also noted that allegations regarding sandpaper use during the second Test in Port Elizabeth were completely new to him.
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