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Australia Board open to re-investigate 2018's ball-tampering plot

Former Australia skipper Michael Clarke says he isn’t shocked by Cameron Bancroft’s revelation that more than three people knew about Sandpapergate

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Australia’s Cameron Bancroft during Day Three of the third Test against South Africa at Cape Town in 2018. Pic/Getty Images

Australia’s Cameron Bancroft during Day Three of the third Test against South Africa at Cape Town in 2018. Pic/Getty Images

Former captain Michael Clarke won’t be surprised if it comes to light that more players were aware of the ball-tampering plot in 2018 as he accused Cricket Australia of sweeping the issue under the carpet.

The scandal had led to a review of Australia’s win-at-all-cost team culture and led to one-year bans being slapped on then captain Steve Smith, his deputy David Warner and a nine-month suspension on opener Cameron Bancroft, who had the sandpaper in his possession.

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