Former Australia captain Michael Clarke has unhappy that Cameron Bancroft’s assertion that bowlers have been conscious of ball-tampering through the Cape Town Test wasn’t shocking in any respect as a result of gamers on the worldwide stage “know their tools” very nicely.Notably, the notorious 2018 ball-tampering scandal in Cape Town is again in information after a press release from Bancroft, one of many 3 gamers discovered to be responsible within the investigation, stated that the involvement of bowlers was “self-explanatory”.”Yeah, look, all I wanted to do was to be responsible and accountable for my own actions and part.Yeah, obviously what I did benefits bowlers and the awareness around that, probably, is self-explanatory,” Bancroft had advised The Guardian.Team’s then-captain and vice-captain Steve Smith and David Warner have been handed 1-year suspensions following the incident which rocked Australian cricket. Bancroft, who was caught red-handed with a sandpaper, was banned for 9 months.’Can you think about that ball being thrown again to the bowler and the bowler not understanding about it?’Speaking on Sky Sports’ Big Sports Breakfast Michael Clarke has stated that as a former worldwide participant he would discover even a small mark made on the sting of his bat by a pen and so bowlers not noticing the change in ball after the tampering was one thing past perception.“They’ve got to hold the ball to bowl with it,” he stated.“I can tell you now if you went and grabbed a pen, just a pen and put a little ‘1’ somewhere on my cricket bat; on top of the handle, on the edge of the bat, on the toe of the bat, on the face, under the grip, anywhere, just a little number one, I would have noticed.“If you are playing sport at the highest level you know your tools that good it’s not funny.“Can you imagine that ball being thrown back to the bowler and the bowler not knowing about it?“Please.”Clarke stated Cricket Australia (CA) now has an issue on its fingers, claiming that the organisation “tried to sweep it under the carpet”.“I love how the articles in the paper are ‘it is such a big surprise that Cameron Bancroft has made a ’ Actually if you read his quotes it is not what he did say as what he didn’t say in regards to other people knowing about sandpapergate.“What’s the surprise? That more than three people knew? I don’t think anybody who has played the game of cricket or knows a little bit about cricket would know that in a team like that, at the highest level, when the ball is such an important part of the game.“I don’t think anybody is surprised that more than three people knew about it.”CA open to new info on ball-tampering scandalAfter Bancroft’s feedback created a buzz, Cricket Australia (CA) issued a press release and stated that the board was able to file new statements relating to the scandal. It additionally identified that questions on investigation findings haven’t been raised until now.”CA has maintained all along that if anyone is in possession of new information in regards to the Cape Town Test of 2018 they should come forward and present it.”The investigation performed on the time was detailed and complete. Since then, nobody has offered new info to CA that casts doubt on the investigation’s findings,” a CA assertion learn.MItchell Starc, Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood, the three pacers concerned within the controversial Test match, have been named in Australia’s 23-man squad for West Indies tour on Monday. Steve Smith and David Warner will likely be even be travelling with the group. Cameron Bancroft, final performed for Australia in August 2019.