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Cameron banscroft confessed. Captain Steve Smith has expressed his regret that such incidents will not happen in his captaincy. They said they wanted to make a ball-distortion to take advantage of some extra-cover in the Cape Town Test. Accepted that the whole thing was premeditated.
But Cricket Australia thinks another line. After the confession of the players, they decided to investigate the matter again. But they did not hide their frustration in the matter of distortion. Cricket Australia Chief Executive James Sutherland said in a statement on Sunday that it is a sad day for Australian cricket. Cricket Australia disappointed and shocked at the incident
Sutherland thinks that the incident has tarnished the status of Australian cricket, "Australians are always proud of their cricket team. But I'm sure, after getting up early this morning, their pride will become somewhat faded.
Sutherland believes that cricket's spirit is also harmful in this incident, "Cricket is a specialty of the game. That is, the game is not held in accordance with the rules prescribed, it has some different senses. What happened in the Cape Town Test yesterday, it does not fall under the law, it can not even go with the cricketing spirit. '
Sutherland said, a very soon Australia-born delegation will leave for Cape Town. They will go there and investigate the whole matter. Based on their report, Cricket Australia will take the next step.
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