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Live: Cummins to address ball-tampering claims after Khawaja revelations

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Australia Test captain Pat Cummins is set to speak to the media at 9:30am AEDT about Usman Khawaja's recent revelations about Australia's ball tampering in 2018.

Follow along in our live blog below.

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When is Pat Cummins speaking?

Here's how the Aussie skipper flagged this morning's address to the media:

So, in between a training session and the start of play on day three between New South Wales and South Australia, the Australian men's Test captain will speak to reporters about ball tampering, sandpaper, Usman Khawaja etc.

He said he's going to speak at 9:30am AEDT.

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By Jon Healy

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Good morning and welcome to another day of rolling coverage of … the 2018 Cape Town Test match?

No, you've not fallen into a time vortex. Instead, Usman Khawaja's tell-a-lot book has reignited the conversation around Sandpapergate, ball tampering and Australia's actions all those years ago.

Today, the next chapter in the saga, as men's Test captain Pat Cummins fronts the media in Sydney.

View the original on ABC News (Australia) →

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