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Khawaja says he has thrown nobody 'under the bus'
Usman Khawaja has defended the timing of his book's release. (Getty Images: Eurasia Sport Images/Ayush Kumar)
Usman Khawaja has defended the timing of his bombshell revelations about how many people knew about the plot to rough up the ball with sandpaper during the Cape Town Test in 2018.
In a lengthy Instagram post, Khawaja said Steve Smith convinced him not to come forward with the revelations earlier.
Khawaja said the fact he had held back the book until after Australia's Test return to South Africa last month was proof this was not a money-making venture.
Usman Khawaja insists he has not thrown anyone under the bus with his bombshell ball-tampering revelations that have rocked Australian cricket.
Aussie cricket icon ‘disappointed’ in Khawaja’s ‘book deals’ bombshell
Former Australian Test captain Mark Taylor has expressed his deep “disappointment” over Usman Khawaja’s revived claims regarding the 2018 ball-tampering scandal, saying there’s little value in reopening old wounds eight years on.
Speaking on Weekend Today and Wide World of Sports on Sunday, the Australian cricket icon voiced his scepticism surrounding Khawaja’s evidence that the entire team knew about the infamous Sandpapergate plot in South Africa.
“I’m disappointed because it was eight years ago that this (scandal) happened. I’ve sat here on this show and many other shows over the last eight years asking and answering questions about it,” Taylor said on WWOS.
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