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Warner backs Khawaja's claims, says Cummins 'threw him under the bus' over sandpaper row

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David Warner has publicly supported Usman Khawaja's assertions about the 2018 ball-tampering scandal. Khawaja's claims were made in his autobiography and concern what happened during the sandpaper plot. Warner accused current Australian captain Pat Cummins of undermining Khawaja by disputing those statements. Cummins has denied having any knowledge of the sandpaper plan during the Cape Town Test and has criticised Khawaja's allegations. The scandal led Cricket Australia to impose significant penalties on three players following its investigation.

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