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Discussion persists over Australia’s 2018 ball‑tampering scandal

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Geoff Lemon wrote that the 2018 Test in South Africa’s ball‑tampering story will stay alive for years unless the truth is finally revealed, and noted that without the pandemic Australia’s Test team would have toured South Africa in February 2021, less than three years after the sandpaper scandal.

Key facts

  1. The 2018 Test in South Africa involved a ball‑tampering incident.
  2. Geoff Lemon said the story will stay alive for years unless the truth is finally revealed.
  3. He said that without Covid the Australian Test team would have toured South Africa in February 2021, three years after the sandpaper scandal.

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