As much as Cummins might have hoped to put to bed the sandpaper scandal that threatens to tear apart Australian cricket all over again, former teammate David Warner was quick to keep the story rolling as he responded on Fox Cricket. Pat Cummins was very well prepared this morning. I still stick by Uzzie and what he’s written in that book. It’s the truth and I really, really support him. I actually feel for him at the moment. I actually feel that the captain today actually threw Uzzie under the bus, and I’m very, very disappointed about that. All three of us have played a big price in this. I hadn’t spoken about it in eight years. But at the end of the day, we’ve got to live with these consequences daily and we’ve been served a life punishment. So when other people talk about they’ve been affected by it, there’s nothing worse for me, Steven, Cameron, who have to walk out there every single day, and we cop abuse. Yes, we accepted it, but at the end of the day, my wife and I as well pay t
Australia v England: first men’s cricket one-day international – live
Updates from the ODI series opener at Perth Stadium Play start time is 11.30am AWST/2.30pm AEDT/3.30am BST Any thoughts? Get in touch with an email Pat Cummins opened his press conference saying he would stand there until every question had been asked and answered. He did just that for more than an hour as he covered a range of topics from sandpaper and ball tampering to Australian cricket culture and his friendship with Usman Khawaja. Catch up on all the key points from the Australia Test captain’s 70 minute press conference in Sydney this morning. Continue reading...




