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David Warner has thrown his full support behind former Australia opener Usman Khawaja, who claimed that the side's entire dressing room knew about the ball-tampering scheme in Cape Town in 2018.
Khawaja has claimed in recent days that players and coaching staff were aware of the ball-tampering that occurred in South Africa eight years ago, stating: "It was all of us. Not the batters, not the bowlers, not the staff. All of us," the 39-year-old told the Sydney Morning Herald, which is serialising the book.
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Warner: Khawaja's Australia Sandpapergate claims '100 per cent accurate'
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Originally reported by Sky Sports. Read the full story at the original source.
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