Both Steve Smith and David Warner stepped aside form their respected designation for wicket-keeper Tim Paine to act as stand-in-skipper. (Phot: AFP) Cape Town: Australia cricket team is under immense pressure after captain Steve Smith and Cameron Bancroft sensationally admitted to ball-tampering during the third Test against South Africa on Saturday, which has left cricket world in shock. The actual sticky stuff itself is very sticky so I felt it could be used to collect some stuff from the side of the pitch. I&China soft squishy toys gifts Manufacturer39;m not proud of what happened. The International Cricket Council on Sunday banned Australia captain <a href="https://www.

On myself I saw an opportunity to use some yellow tape and the granules from the rough patches of the wicket to change the condition of the ball," said opening batsman Bancroft who is playing in his eighth Test.chinadzgroup. Inspite of such a major issue, South Africa went onto beat Australia by 322 runs in the third Test of the series. We have this yellow tape in our kit. I want to be here (in the press conference) because I want to be accountable for my actions."It didn't work, the umpires didn't change the ball."The International Cricket Council on Sunday banned Australia captain Steve Smith for one match and fines 100 percent of his match fees. The admission came during the press conference on the third day of the third teat between South Africa and Australia.Steve Smith sensationally admitted to ball-tampering during the third Test against South Africa. It's not in the spirit of the game," he said.. We spoke about it at lunch.  "The leadership group knew about it.com/product/wheel-unit-bearing/">China wheel unit bearings Factory</a> Steve Smith (right) for one match and fines 100 percent of his match fees.According to latest reports in ESPNCricinfo, Smith and his vice-captain David Warner are both facing life bans if the # maximum penalty is applied under Cricket Australia's code of behaviour.Bancroft during the press conference said  "We had a discussion during the break."Bancroft was caught on television cameras appearing to rub a yellow object on the ball, and later said: "I was in the wrong place at the wrong time.Australian cricket board's Head of Integrity Iain Roy and team performance manager Pat Howard travelled to South Africa to begin interviews with Smith, Warner, Cameron Bancroft and coach Darren Lehmann as part of an investigation into the cheating scandal.Smith admitted that he had a big role to play in the whole incident.It is believed that after his investigation, Roy will then recommend the charges following which an independent commissioner will hold a hearing and decide the severity of the penalty