Legends urge Australia to 'move on' from Sandpapergate amid opposing claims
As Mitchell Starc and Usman Khawaja's recollections of the 2018 incident differ, Adam Gilchrist says Australia must move on.
Legends urge Australia to 'move on' from Sandpapergate amid opposing claims
As Mitchell Starc and Usman Khawaja's recollections of the 2018 incident differ, Adam Gilchrist says Australia must move on.
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