David Warner and Steve Smith were banned for a year. Photo: AP
\n\nCricket Australia will not reopen the ball-tampering investigation despite Usman Khawaja revealing that the entire team knew about Cameron Bancroft using sandpaper on the ball during the infamous Newlands Test match against South Africa in 2018. Todd Greenberg, CA's Chief Executive, said that the players were urged to come forward eight years ago and that they (CA) are comfortable with the investigation's outcome.
\n\n"There are specific details in his book that contradict the versions that have been provided by others. It's important to know that back at that time, players were urged to come forward, and they had the opportunity to do so over these past eight years, and that remains the case," Greenberg told SEN Radio.
\n\n“We have said we're comfortable with the outcome of the investigation based on the information we've received. That includes what we've seen from Usman, and our position hasn't changed on that. We don't see any compelling reason to open the investigation or revisit this again. I don't think there's anything that can be gained from that," he added.
\n\nCricket Australia banned Steve Smith and David Warner for a year each. Bancroft…
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