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Bans were heavy but proportionate to public's disappointment: NSW

Written by : Saif Ahmed Chowdhury

Posted - Sep 03, 2018, 11:15 pm 2018-09-03T23:15:26+06:00

Updated - Sep 03, 2018, 11:18 pm 2018-09-03T23:18:27+06:00

Former Australia captain and vice-captain Steve Smith and David Warner are currently facing a 12-month ban, imposed by Cricket Australia for being involved in ball tampering. A lot of experts and boards have supported the decision. The latest one to do so is Smith and Warner's home association New South Wales (NSW).

Smith and Warner tweet about Bangladesh tour

The board believes the ban is very hard to take, but well deserved as the players have hurt the sentiments of the fans. After the submission of their annual report, NSW chairman John Knox said :

"Australia's millions of passionate fans expect that their national team not only plays good, competitive cricket but plays it in the right spirit. Our players represent all of us on the world stage. However, having been dealt harsh penalties and shown true remorse for their mistakes, it is important that the NSW cricket family supports Steve and David through these tough times and welcomes them back when they return. We are all human."

NSW came into the limelight after rumours were in the air that they would try to get Smith and Warner play in the Sheffield Shield. However, the chief executive of NSW Andrew Jones has ruled that out.

"The 12-month bans handed to Steve and David were heavy but proportionate to the public's disappointment. Cricket Australia should be commended for its principled stance on a challenging issue. That said, it was obvious from their press conferences that Steve and David truly regret the incident. They have accepted their punishment and are working hard to restore public faith in themselves and the game. It is important that the NSW cricket family supports Steve and David through this difficult time. We look forward to welcoming them both back onto the cricket field when NSW Premier Cricket begins in late September."

Smith and Warner's 12-month ban will end on 28th March, 2019.

TagsDavid Warner Steve Smith Cricket Australia NSW

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International Cricket

Bans were heavy but proportionate to public's disappointment: NSW

Written by : Saif Ahmed Chowdhury

Posted - Sep 03, 2018, 11:15 pm 2018-09-03T23:15:26+06:00

Updated - Sep 03, 2018, 11:18 pm 2018-09-03T23:18:27+06:00

Former Australia captain and vice-captain Steve Smith and David Warner are currently facing a 12-month ban, imposed by Cricket Australia for being involved in ball tampering. A lot of experts and boards have supported the decision. The latest one to do so is Smith and Warner's home association New South Wales (NSW).

The board believes the ban is very hard to take, but well deserved as the players have hurt the sentiments of the fans. After the submission of their annual report, NSW chairman John Knox said :

"Australia's millions of passionate fans expect that their national team not only plays good, competitive cricket but plays it in the right spirit. Our players represent all of us on the world stage. However, having been dealt harsh penalties and shown true remorse for their mistakes, it is important that the NSW cricket family supports Steve and David through these tough times and welcomes them back when they return. We are all human."

"The 12-month bans handed to Steve and David were heavy but proportionate to the public's disappointment. Cricket Australia should be commended for its principled stance on a challenging issue. That said, it was obvious from their press conferences that Steve and David truly regret the incident. They have accepted their punishment and are working hard to restore public faith in themselves and the game. It is important that the NSW cricket family supports Steve and David through this difficult time. We look forward to welcoming them both back onto the cricket field when NSW Premier Cricket begins in late September."

Smith and Warner's 12-month ban will end on 28th March, 2019.

TagsDavid Warner Steve Smith Cricket Australia NSW

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