Steve Smith and David Warner were banned following the ball-tampering scandal. Photo: AP
\n\nA couple of days after Pat Cummins rejected Usman Khawaja's claim, Chadd Sayers has broken his silence and said that everyone in the team knew about the ball-tampering during the infamous Newlands Test against South Africa. Khawaja recently claimed that everyone knew about the ball-tampering during the infamous Newlands Test against South Africa. “I think I've probably been portrayed in the media as taking Usman's side because I've spoken out and acknowledged that that was probably the truth. But I'm neutral in all this. I'm just trying to tell my side of the story and what I believe happened," Sayers told SEN. The right-arm pacer was part of the squad that toured South Africa. He made his debut in the fourth Test of the series.
\n\n“There are no sides; they've both been great to me throughout my time in the Test squad, so I'm not taking sides. I'm neutral in all this. I'm comfortable sitting here right now and where I stand on the situation that I believe that everyone in that side knew what was going on and what was being used,” Sayers added.
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