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BBC Sport cricket reporter Henry Moeran details the reaction from Australia after claims from Usman Khawaja's autobiography alleging that the Test side knew about the use of sandpaper to tamper with the ball in the final Test of their 2018…

BBC Sport cricket reporter Henry Moeran details the reaction across Australia following new claims from Usman Khawaja's autobiography. The Australian cricketer alleges that the entire Australian Test team knew about the plan to use sandpaper to tamper with the ball during the controversial 2018 series against South Africa.
The emerging allegations re-examine the infamous 'Sandpapergate' scandal, which originally led to significant bans for Australian cricketers. Moeran outlines the response from Australia as Khawaja's claims challenge previous accounts regarding who held knowledge of the ball-tampering scheme.
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Now go after the rest of the cheating Aussies: Usman Khawaja’s explosive claims bring more shame onto a team who were cowardly as well as complicit – they must surely be punished and captain Pat Cummins cannot escape, writes OLIVER HOLTDaily Mail
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