In a startling revelation, David Warner was identified as the instigator of the ball tampering plan and won't ever be allowed to captain Australia.
Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland promised that the immediate cricket fates of Smith, Warner and Bancroft would be known within a day.
The wives and girlfriends of Australian cricketers are being trolled on social media following the ball-tampering row.
The Australian media have unitedly blasted the Australian cricketers, largely captain Steve Smith, vice-captain David Warner, young opener Cameron Bancroft and coach Darren Lehmann, for bringing disgrace to the country's cricket.
Ball-tampering row: Steve Waugh said the ball-tampering incident has failed a strong culture followed over the years by the Australian cricket team.
Ball-tampering: Steve Smith is expected to permanently lose his job as the Australia cricket team captain and could even face a ban of up to one year.
The Australian PM has expressed his concern and feels that Steve Smith's actions are disappointing and should be relieved off the role as captain.
Australia cricketers confessed to ball tampering in a desperate plot hatched by Steve Smith and Co. as they saw the third Test against South Africa slipping away.
Shanaka was seen trying to pick the seam ball in the 50th over of India's first innings for which he was docked 75 percent of his match fees by the ICC Match Referee.
Shanaka was found to have breached Article 2.2.9 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, which relates to "changing the condition of the ball in breach of clause 41.3."
Dubai: South Africa's Vernon Philander was fined 75 percent of his match fee for tampering with the ball during the third day's play in the first cricket Test against Sri Lanka in Galle.The all-rounder was
Cape Town: Stung by a heavy defeat in the second Test, Australia are now practising ball tampering to improve the art of reverse-swing in the third Test against South Africa starting Saturday here at the
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: South Africa was penalised five runs for ball tampering against Pakistan during the third day Friday of the second cricket test.Umpires Ian Gould and Rod Tucker sanctioned the Proteas after tea
In the last game of their acrimonious tour of England at the Rose Bowl on Wednesday night fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar could be seen apparently running his left thumb along the ball's seam before dropping
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