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Greenberg says CA board sees "absolutely no benefit in going back" due to the divergence of accounts from those in the Cape Town dressing room…

Cricket Australia chief executive Todd Greenberg stated there is no compelling reason to re-open the investigation into the 2018 Cape Town sandpaper scandal. Greenberg affirmed on SEN radio that the Cricket Australia board sees no benefit in revisiting the matter, citing conflicting accounts among team members and noting the incident was handled by previous leadership.
The controversy was reignited by Usman Khawaja's autobiography, which claimed knowledge of the plot was broader than previously acknowledged and that sandpaper was used earlier in the series. David Warner and Chadd Sayers supported Khawaja's claims, but Greenberg noted other players maintain differing accounts.
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