David Warner and Steve Smith, who were found guilty in the Ball Tempering controversy, have been banned for one year. After this ban, the former Australian vice-captain David Warner released a message for the first time for the fans.
In fact, after the controversy arose, CA (Cricket Australia) had ordered the three players to return from the current tour against South Africa. Meanwhile, while leaving for Australia, David Warner wrote a passionate note for the fan on his Twitter account.
In this note Warner wrote, "Apart from Australia, there are plenty of cricket in the whole world. Through my mistake, cricket has been shamed all over the world. I apologize most because of being found guilty in this case and take full responsibility for it. My move has made a big setback for cricket and its lovers. The game that I and all of you love, this crime of ball-tempering is a blot on it. '
In fact, after the controversy arose, CA (Cricket Australia) had ordered the three players to return from the current tour against South Africa. Meanwhile, while leaving for Australia, David Warner wrote a passionate note for the fan on his Twitter account.
In this note Warner wrote, "Apart from Australia, there are plenty of cricket in the whole world. Through my mistake, cricket has been shamed all over the world. I apologize most because of being found guilty in this case and take full responsibility for it. My move has made a big setback for cricket and its lovers. The game that I and all of you love, this crime of ball-tempering is a blot on it. '
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