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Broad blames Lehmann as Sandpapergate row reignites over Khawaja's claims

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Former cricketer Chris Broad has sharply criticised Darren Lehmann, arguing the former Australia coach could not have been unaware of the 2018 ball-tampering scandal. The remarks follow a claim by ex-Australian batter Usman Khawaja in his autobiography that the whole squad knew about the misconduct during the South Africa tour. Broad maintains that Lehmann should be held responsible for failing to recognise what was happening. The comments have revived debate over the scandal and the leadership culture surrounding it.

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