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Root doesn't feel ball-tampering was rife in cricket at time of 'Sandpapergate'

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England's Joe Root says he does not believe ball-tampering was rampant across the international game at the time of Australia's 'Sandpapergate' scandal as he chose not to pile in on his Ashes rivals following Usman Khawaja's explosive claims.

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  1. BBC Sport · Whole Australia team knew of sandpaper use - Khawaja
  2. BBC Sport · I haven't thrown anyone under the bus - Khawaja
  3. Sky Sports · Starc denies knowledge of 'Sandpapergate' as Cricket Australia won't reopen investigation

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