Warner will not play again for Australia...!

The storm in Australia's cricket league increased further due to the Law Tampering scandal. Captain Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft have been banned for one year for ball tampering. Three people apologized for the crime. But Warner said the most tragic news about apology. The opener has expressed doubts about his return to the side for Australia.
Warne made a sigh cry at a press conference on Saturday. Steve Smith, who cried two days before his press conference, acknowledged his crime. Cameron Bencroft has also cried like them.

The former Australian vice-captain said that after the ban, he can go to the ground for Australia. He apologized to all Australian cricket fans by accepting all charges against him. Cricket Australia Au told Warner's uncertain future.
There was no question whether Warner will take any action against Australia's sanctions during the press conference. Asked whether he will play cricket again, he asked to spend time with the family for now. Many did not answer any more questions.
In a tweet message after the press conference, Warner said he could not answer many questions. I understand the situation. We will try our best to answer all questions in time. But there are some formalities in Cricket Australia for these.

In a tweet message about not giving a reply to all the questions at the press conference, he said, I am sorry to say that everything is not clear here. Regarding the respect of family and cricket, I have a specific process. That's what I need to follow.
Australian captain Steven Smith and vice-captain David Warner were forced to leave the post after being caught in the ball tampering. Then both the cricketers from Cricket Australia were banned for one year. Bancroft was banned for another 9 months.
Smith-Warner will not be the captain or vice-captain for the next two years. The billions of dollars of the IPL have been blocked. Australia's cricket is also worth the price of this scandal. Magellan Financial Group Limited has removed herself from Cricket Australia's biggest sponsor to protect the image.
Darren Lehmann, Australia's head coach, like Tempering Kandy Smith and Warner, also announced to resign. His fourth match against South Africa will be his last match as coach of Aziz.