David Warner alleges Cricket Australia never interviewed Starc, Lyon and Hazlewood in sandpapergate investigation: Stinks of a cover-up
Headline via Hindustan Times · first report 14 Nov, 08:49 IST, latest 14 Nov, 09:55 IST
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The former Australia opener released a statement on Instagram on Saturday morning, claiming Cricket Australia's investigation “stinks of a cover-up”
David Warner says Cricket Australia's investigation into the ball tampering perpetrated by the team, which saw him banned for a year, was poorly handled and sought a pre-determined outcome.
David Warner has attacked Cricker Australia and claimed that the board didn't interview bowlers Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon following the infamous Newlands Test.
David Warner has accused Cricket Australia of conducting a flawed investigation into the 2018 Sandpapergate scandal, questioning why three senior bowlers were allegedly not interviewed. His remarks have intensified the controversy surrounding Usman Khawaja's…
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- Hindustan Times David Warner alleges Cricket Australia never interviewed Starc, Lyon and Hazlewood in sandpapergate investigation: Stinks of a cover-up
- ABC News (Australia) Breaking: Warner says ball-tampering investigation 'stinks of a cover-up'
- Times Now David Warner Attacks Cricket Australia, Claims Board Didnt Interview Bowlers
- Telangana Today Warner questions why Hazlewood, Starc and Lyon were not interviewed in Sandpapergate probe
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