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Former Australia opener David Warner says that Usman Khawaja is "100% accurate" in his recounting of the national side's ball tampering in the 2018 series with South Africa.

David Warner throws his full support behind his childhood friend, Usman Khawaja, while slamming Cricket Australia's investigation into ball tampering.

The Australian skipper usually likes to share his opinions publicly, but the one debate he has always steered clear of is what happened in Cape Town in February 2018.

<p>Usman Khawaja insisted on Sunday he did not “throw anyone under the bus” by <a href="https://www.dawn.com/news/2042805">claiming</a> the entire Australian team was in on the 2018 <a href="https://www.dawn.com/news/2035385">“Sandpapergate” plot</a> and defended taking eight years to go public.</p> <p>The retired batsman re-ignited the infamous ball-tamperi

Usman Khawaja has brought the 2018 Australian ball-tampering scandal back into the news after claiming the whole team knew that the cheating was going on during the series against South Africa. In his new autobiography, the former Australian opener also insisted that the tactic had been used before the match in Cape Town, when television cameras caught Camer

The 'Sandpapergate' scandal saw ⁠Australia scuffing the ball with sandpaper in the March 2018 test ​in Cape Town.