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ball-tampering scandal

Twin hundreds on Test comeback showed Steve Smith’s mental strength: Glenn McGrath

Australia, who registered their first Ashes Test win at Edgbaston since 2001, took 1-0 lead after beating England by 251 runs.

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I don’t really care about my place in the side anymore: Tim Paine

Paine found himself unexpectedly thrust into a leadership position in the fall-out from last year's ball-tampering scandal in South Africa.

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Steve Smith, David Warner are in ‘pretty good shape’: Australia coach Justin Langer

Langer said one of Smith's goals when he started serving his one-year ban following the 2018 Newlands ball tampering scandal was to return to the squad in better physical shape.

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Steve Smith’s workhorse-like IPL ride statement for critics

Smith, not thinking about the world, thrived under pressure and won three of the five matches in the later stage of the tournament to keep Rajasthan’s chances alive of making it to the playoffs.

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Taylor, Chappell, Healy question Cricket Australia’s ball-tampering review

While Smith and Warner were suspended for a year, Cameron Bancroft, who executed the plan, using a sandpaper, was suspended for nine months.

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Steve Smith, David Warner set to be part Australia team for Pakistan ODIs

Both Smith and Warner will be playing the IPL 2019, starting March 23, and it is not clear when will they be joining the Australian team in UAE.

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Cameron Bancroft almost gave up cricket for yoga

Bancroft on Saturday said he was a vastly different person to the one caught ball-tampering and revealed he considered walking away from cricket to become a yoga teacher.

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There was no ‘meeting’ for what happened in Cape Town: Darren Lehmann

Lehmann said there was no large 'meeting' as such where any plans were devised to alter the condition of the ball.

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CA decision on Steven Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft bans by mid-week

A seven-member CA board will on Monday or Tuesday conference via phone to decide whether to overturn, partially overturn or keep the bans.

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Mitchell Johnson says bans against Australian trio should stay

Former pacer Mitchell Johnson on Sunday said the ball-tampering ban on the Australian trio of Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft should not be reduced as the players have not challenged the board's sentence.

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