Nation Shocked To Learn Aussie Cricketers Knew About Extremely Brazen Ball Tampering Before We Did

The nation is this week REELING from one of the most explosive bombshell's ever dropped on the Australian sport's media landscape.

In stunning allegations from former Test openers Usman Khawaja and David Warner, it has been claimed that more than 3 people might have known about the ball tampering scandal.

The truly shocking allegations have apparently floored the country, who were completely unaware that anyone outside of the 3 suspended players knew anything about the ball tampering.

This comes after Usman Khawaja made a series of allegations about ball tampering in South Africa and the Sheffield Shield, as the first senior player from the era to retire and tell his story.

Those claims have of course seen a torrent of outrage levelled at the former Aussie opener, with fairly crook comments and commentary wherever you look on social media - with plenty of Aussie flag profile pictures assuming that no one was ever going to lift the lid on the highly PR managed scandal that saw a relatively junior batsman apply bright yellow sandpaper to a cricket ball in a match with 50 cameras rolling at all times.

Cricket Australia are stilling currently not offering a shot, seemingly with the assumption that pretty much everyone was aware that a trio of batsman might not have cooked up a secret plan in isolation to tamper with the Bowling Cartel's tool of choice.

However, the story will likely roll on as everyone dissects every aspect of every comment in depth to uncover the truth that no one had any inkling of whatsoever.

More to come.