Former Australia opener David Warner reignited India A's ball tampering controversy, by saying that Cricket Australia (CA) brushed aside the whole incident in a flash ahead of India's tour Down Under.

CA squashed it quickly: David Warner on India A's ball tampering controversy, asks board to release statement

David Warner is set to retire from Tests following the third and final Test between Australia and Pakistan at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), Sydney which gets underway on Jan 3 (Wednesday).

Aus vs Pak, 3rd Test: David Warner revisits ball-tampering saga, says 'knew this question would come up'

On Wednesday (December 07), David Warner withdrew his application for his captaincy ban review courtesy of a five-page explosive statement. The swashbuckling opener shared an explosive statement and heavily criticised the legal counsel stating that the comments made by them were very offensive and unhelpful.

David Warner completely villainised for Sandpapergate scandal, says Aussie star's manager as he slams CA

David Warner, on Wednesday (December 07), withdrew his application for his captaincy ban review via a five-page explosive statement which he posted on his Instagram page.

'Not prepared for my family to...': David Warner withdraws application to review lifetime leadership ban

Former Australia Test captain Tim Paine has made some shocking claims on the infamous ball-tampering scandal that rocked Australian cricket in 2018. Paine was Australia's wicket-keeper in the game when Cameron Bancroft was caught live tampering with the ball using sandpaper against South Africa in the Cape Town Test.

Everyone was part of it to some degree: Tim Paine makes stunning claim on Australian ball-tampering scandal

In an Instagram post, the disgraced Australian opener said he took responsibility for his part in the ball-tampering in the third Test against South Africa last weekend

Australia's Warner apologises to fans for 'mistakes... which damaged cricket'