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Cricket Australia (CA) has reiterated its stance against reopening the investigation into the 2018 ball-tampering scandal, despite recent allegations by Usman Khawaja that the entire team was aware of the plan. Khawaja's claims, supported by former teammate David Warner, suggest that the initial inquiry, which resulted in the suspension of Steve Smith, David Warner, and Cameron Bancroft, may have been incomplete. CA CEO Todd Greenberg and chairman David Boon have both stated that there is no compelling reason to revisit the case, as other players dispute Khawaja's version of events. The controversy raises questions about the thoroughness of the original investigation and the governing body's approach to handling new allegations.
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