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David Warner has unleashed on the evaluation panel in control of his bid to overturn a lifetime management ban after dropping a bombshell determination on the eve of the second check in Adelaide.
The left-hand opener declared the method to overturn his lifetime ban a “media circus” designed to “humiliate” him and his household by doing a public blow-by-blow evaluation of the notorious sandpaper gate scandal in Cape Town in 2018.
Warner was labelled the mastermind of an Australian plot to get the ball reverse swinging in South Africa through the use of sandpaper on one aspect of the ball.
Cameron Bancroft was caught on digital camera within the Newlands check by the host broadcaster hiding the paper in his underwear and later served a ban alongside Warner and then-captain Steve Smith.