But in Steve Smith's situation, no one else will think twice in the future to show such courage. Smith did not accept the defense of the ball and claimed responsibility for ball distortion. But since then, it is behaving with him so that he has done a terrible crime. Ball distortion is certainly against the cricketing spirit. But the behavior that is being conducted with him after this crime does not fall into any consciousness. Kevin Pietersen's annoyance with everyone's outburst, 'They are no more criminals!'
Yesterday a video has been viral. Security workers surround Smith on the way to Johannesburg airport. He is taking him to safety and taking him safely. Do these in the interest of Smith's safety. Smith's security fears were rising as South African supporters were misusing them as they were misbehaving. Pietersen's sadness, he is not liked by showing the video. Steve Smith is not a criminal. ' Shane Warne's tweet was heard almost the same tune.
This Pietersen was the most vocal after the ball tampering incident. Several tweets made Dale Stein also tweeted the picture of the trouchers of the bancroft to show everyone's crime. He said, 'can we talk about this?' Their efforts worked. Generally punished as much as it was thought or incurred in such cases, Smiths were punished more than a few times. Smith, vice-captain David Warner, has been banned for one year from Australian cricket. He also got the same punishment. And Cameron Bancroft has received 9 months' ban on who has done ball distortion for the team.
But the punishment of ball distortion in ICC rules is not so tough. According to the ICC Code of Conduct, Smith has been given a maximum ban. And if he did not accept the crime, the liability would have been on the bancroft. Bancroft could get the maximum of 3 decimal points and match fee of 50 to 100 percent. In the past, there has been such punishment in ball tampering.
History has shown that. So seeing Smith's punishment and the Australian Board's harsh reaction, Stein has been disturbed, 'The ban is over-exacerbating. It's ... I'm surprised ... I'm surprised! It is a matter of changing lives. There was no need for that bad thing happened at the airport. '