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Usman Khawaja makes changes to book tour after tense 7.30 interview

Usman Khawaja's publisher Penguin has confirmed that "adjustments" have been made to his book tour.

Khawaja will continue to do interviews regarding his new book, Sabr, despite reports suggesting he had cancelled his book tour altogether.

Cricket Australia is refusing to reopen its investigation into the 2018 ball-tampering incident despite the claims made in Khawaja's book.

Usman Khawaja's publisher Penguin has confirmed that "adjustments" have been made to his book tour following a tense TV interview.

Khawaja's book, Sabr, released on Tuesday, contains an entire chapter titled "Sandpaper" dedicated to Australia's infamous 2018 tour of South Africa, which resulted in Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft being suspended for ball-tampering.

Khawaja fall-out deepens amid batting coach denials

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The fall-out from Usman Khawaja's 2018 South African tour ball-tampering allegations shows no sign of abating after Australia's former batting coach Graeme Hick weighed in to insist they were "absolutely false".

Hick's strong denial of Khawaja's assertion that the whole team knew of the plan to use sandpaper to alter the state of the ball in the series eight years ago also dragged David Warner back to social media as he launched further barbs at Cricket Australia.

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Turnbull weighs in on Khawaja: ‘Why didn’t he speak up at the time?’

Malcolm Turnbull, who, as prime minister, led national outrage at cricket’s 2018 sandpaper scandal by calling it a disgrace, has challenged Usman Khawaja for waiting almost a decade before claiming the whole team knew about the cheating.

“Why didn’t he speak up at the time?” Turnbull said on Wednesday, as Khawaja’s claims that all the then-Test team were “the architects” of the scheme to tamper with the ball ricocheted through Australian cricket.

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