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Ball-Tampering Scam: David Warner accepts Cricket Australia ban

Melbourne, Apr 5 (IBNS): Tainted Australian cricketer David Warner has joined his colleagues Steve Smith and Cameron Bancroft in accepting Cricket Australia's imposed ban for his role in the Cape Town ball-tampering scandal. 

David Warner 'apologises' for ball-tampering episode, takes all responsibilities as 'vice-captain'

Canberra, Mar 31 (IBNS): Tainted Australian opener David Warner on Saturday apologised for the ball tampering scandal levelled against him and took all responsibilities on his shoulder as the former vice-captain of the squad.

Following Sandpapergate, ICC announces review into player behaviour sanctions

Dubai, Mar 29 (IBNS): The International Cricket Council (ICC) has commissioned a wide-ranging review into player behaviour, the spirit in which the game is played and the Code of Conduct, an official release stated on Thursday.

Emotional ex-Australian skipper Steve Smith regrets ball-tampering episode, shoulders responsibility

Canberra, Mar 29 (IBNS): With tears rolling down his cheeks, former Australian skipper Steve Smith, who has been handed a 12-month ban by Cricket Australia after his name emerged in the ball-tampering scam, said he will regret the episode for the rest of his life.

Ball Tampering scam: Cameron Bancroft 'regrets' his act

Perth, Mar 29 (IBNS): Australia's tainted cricketer Cameron Bancroft on Thursday said he will regret his act of ball tampering, which took place during the recently concluded third Test match against South Africa, for the rest of his life.