

Australian cricketer Usman Khawaja has triggered fresh discussion in cricket circles with revelations in his biography, 'Sabr'. According to the claims highlighted in the book, Khawaja said that the ball-tampering incident was known to the entire Australian team. He also reportedly alleged that sandpaper was used during two Test matches, but the team was caught in only one of them. These remarks have brought the controversial Sandpaper Gate episode back into the spotlight.
England batter Joe Root responded to the claims, describing them as speculation. He said his attention was firmly on the ongoing series rather than the controversy. Khawaja’s statements have once again drawn attention to the ball-tampering scandal and raised questions about what happened during the matches. However, the claims remain attributed to Khawaja, and Root has declined to engage further with the speculation.















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