Sandpapergate: Pat Cummins dismisses Usman Khawaja's claims as '100 per cent wrong' and 'nonsense'
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Usman Khawaja: 28 developments since Sat 7 Nov.
1Australian Test cricket captain Pat Cummins rubbishes Usman Khawaja's ball tampering claims in a long and passionate press conference.
The Athletic didn’t include a summary, so this is ABC Sport’s, from its report on the same story.3
Background: Pat Cummins
Patrick James Cummins is an Australian international cricketer who plays for the Australia national team in all three formats, captaining the team in both Test and One Day International cricket. He is right-armed pace bowler.4
The bigger story: Usman Khawaja
28 developments since Sat 7 Nov.
- Usman Khawaja reveals he wanted entire team to come clean over Sandpapergate in Cape Town 2018
8 newsrooms. Linked by Usman Khawaja, scandal, knew, ball, tampering
- The only winner out of Khawaja’s bombshell is the saga’s villain
1 newsroom. Linked by Khawaja, bombshell
- Cam Bancroft: WA coach Beau Casson says opener will ‘let his bat do the talking’ amid sandpaper storm
2 newsrooms. Linked by Khawaja, bombshell
- Warner starts fresh Sandpapergate row after Hick rejects Khawaja's claims
15 newsrooms. Linked by Usman Khawaja, Sandpapergate, ball, tampering, 2018, scandal
- Usman Khawaja opens up on reasons and timing for sandpaper revelation, says he didn’t want to “go to war”
1 newsroom. Linked by Usman Khawaja, sandpaper
- Usman Khawaja reveals why he waited eight years to make bombshell Sandpapergate claims that rocked Aussie cricket: 'He talked me out of it'
1 newsroom. Linked by Usman Khawaja, Sandpapergate, bombshell
The story so far
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Emerging: new in the last few hours and still picking up reports (17 in the last three hours, 13 in the three before).
First with it: The Guardian, 12 min before anyone else.
From Cricket Australia directly.
Counted as one newsroom each, because they ran the same copy: Brisbane Times, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, WAtoday (all Nine); PerthNow, The West Australian, The Nightly, 7NEWS (all Seven West Media).
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