ball tampering

News
Jonathan Trott gives David Warner a hilarious send-off

Trott waves goodbye

by Wisden Staff / March 28, 2018
Features
'Many of the high ranking staff cannot stand him' – Cricket Australia's strained relationship with David Warner

Not all the bad feeling is related to ball-tampering

by David Schout / March 28, 2018
News
Smith & Warner handed 12-month bans by Cricket Australia

CA confirm use of sandpaper rather than "yellow tape"

by Wisden Staff / March 28, 2018
News
Lehmann exonerated as Smith, Warner & Bancroft sent home

Three players gone, three replacements called up

by Wisden Staff / March 27, 2018
Opinion
Ball-tampering: Why the public outrage & punishment have gone too far

"The overreaction is now taking all the fun out of it"

by Ed Kemp / March 27, 2018
Opinion
Ball-tampering scandal: The English view

What Root, Atherton, Hussain and more make of it all

by Wisden Staff / March 27, 2018
News
Australia call up Renshaw with heads due to roll

Head coach Lehmann set to resign

by Wisden Staff / March 27, 2018
Opinion
Ball-tampering: Australian response shocks 'tough' South Africa – Telford Vice

"Turns out they’re terrified of anyone who calls themselves an authority"

by Telford Vice / March 26, 2018
News
Smith & Warner removed as captain and vice-captain for remainder of third Test

Tim Paine will take over

by Wisden Staff / March 25, 2018
News
Ball-tampering scandal: Smith captaincy hangs by a thread

Scandal threatens position of all Australia's senior players

by Ed Kemp / March 25, 2018

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ball tampering

Jonathan Trott gives David Warner a hilarious send-off

'Many of the high ranking staff cannot stand him' – Cricket Australia's strained relationship with David Warner

Smith & Warner handed 12-month bans by Cricket Australia

Lehmann exonerated as Smith, Warner & Bancroft sent home

Ball-tampering: Why the public outrage & punishment have gone too far

Ball-tampering scandal: The English view

Australia call up Renshaw with heads due to roll

Ball-tampering: Australian response shocks 'tough' South Africa – Telford Vice

Smith & Warner removed as captain and vice-captain for remainder of third Test

Ball-tampering scandal: Smith captaincy hangs by a thread

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