Multimillionaire Only Digging Up The Past So He Can Make $20k In Sweet Sweet Book Royalties

Multimillionaire Only Digging Up The Past So He Can Make $20k In Sweet Sweet Book Royalties

As the nation continues to fight, bicker and debate who knew what about Sandpaper gate, a shocking allegation has been levelled at the man who kicked off the current national episode.

Usman Khawaja has been accused by a significant number of people on the internet and in the media of kicking the Sandpaper nest to sell books.

With widespread interrogations involving every person connected to Australian cricket over an incident that saw reverse swing disappear off the face of the earth, Khawaja has been pressed on a number of things - including whether he agreed to stir Sandpaper Gate up in his press junket.

Although he didn't, and Sandpaper gate makes up one chapter of his biography detailing an fascinating life in cricket and Australia, many have condemned Khawaja simply talking about the incident as nothing but a greedy and sinister attempt to sell books.

While the multimillionaire could probably go and play one short season of a foreign T20 league and make 10 times what he'll make from the royalties of this book, it hasn't stopped people from labelling Khawaja a greedy money hungry TRAITOR.

Most levelled headed people have yawned at the frenetic media frenzy over a bit of shenanigans in a game of cricket that is being treated like a national disaster, which probably could have just been laughed off at the time.

David Warner has since backed up his close childhood mate's account and lashed out at multiple individuals in the cricketing establishment who are keen to keep playing a straight bat to the fact the team (like the entire cricketing world) didn't mind to put a bit of extra work on the ball.

That has only lead to more noise, which is now expected to net Usman a brand new BYD Sealion from the royalties he makes on Sabr as a result of the media seizing on him detailing an interesting chapter in his life in his new book.

More to come.

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