Well, as you all may know that David Warner was the vice-captain of Australian Team during the ball-tampering controversy and that’s why he is punishable for the crime his team and he did. Now, when the CA already said that they are going to take important steps towards this thing, everyone was expecting an emotion come back from these players. Overall, today during the press conference David Warner said he is “resigned to the fact” he may never play for Australia again after his part in the ball-tampering scandal.
I may not play for Australia again, says tearful Warner
As you all may know that Warner and Steve Smith ban for 1 year by Cricket Australia after the incident against South Africa in the last test. Overall, the 31-year-old apologized on Saturday, saying he took “full responsibility for my part in what happened”. Also, he added that “I have only ever wanted to bring glory to my country through playing cricket.”
Some of you may know that Smith and Cameron Bancroft are the other accused of ball-tampering scandal. Also, Smith received a nine-month ban for his role in the plan to tamper with the ball by using sandpaper during the third Test, had earlier apologized for their part in what happened. Even, Warner was crying during the conference and he said, “To all Australians, cricket fans or not, I apologize for my actions and I am sorry for the impact those actions have had on our country’s reputation.”
Also, he added that”It is heartbreaking to know I will not be taking the field with team-mates I love and respect and that I have let down, It is something I will regret as long as I live.”
Also, he didn’t answer the answer questions about whether any other members of the Australian team had been involved in the plan to tamper with the ball but he said that he is taking responsibility for his own actions in Cape Town. Warner later posted on social media that he would do his best “in time” to answer questions people may have.
