Cricket Australia Rules Out Reopening Ball-Tampering Case, Says Looking Forward

Sydney: Cricket Australia has decided not to reopen its investigation into the ball-tampering case.

Cricket Australia chief executive Todd Greenberg said there was no benefit in going back to the past, and the board believes there is no solid reason to reopen the case.

Todd Greenberg said the time has come to look ahead, and the board holds the same clear position on the matter. He said Australian captain Pat Cummins would speak on the issue soon.

It is worth noting that after Usman Khawaja’s revelations related to the ball-tampering case, Cricket Australia also issued a statement saying it was satisfied with the investigation conducted into the matter.