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In pics: When Smith, Lehmann, Warner and Bancroft broke down in tears

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Head Coach of the Australia cricket team Darren Lehmann wiping his eyes and responding to questions during a press conference in Johannesburg on March 29, 2018. He announced his resignation after the forthcoming Test match against South Africa. (Photo: AFP)

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Darren Lehmann said he would quit after the final match of the scandal-tainted Test series in South Africa after the team's former captain Steve Smith broke down in tears and accepted complete responsibility for the ball-tampering incident. (Photo: AFP)

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Steve Smith (L) is comforted by his father Peter as he reacts at a press conference at the airport in Sydney. (Photo: AFP)

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Distraught Steve Smith accepted full responsibility for a ball-tampering scandal that shocked the sport, saying he was devastated by his 'big mistake'. (Photo: AFP)

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Australian cricketer David Warner (C), his wife Candice and their daughters leave the airport after arriving back in Sydney on March 29, 2018. (Photo: AFP)

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David Warner apologised on Thursday for his part in a cheating scandal that has shocked the cricketing world and seen sponsors desert the game in Australia, as disgraced skipper Steve Smith heads home to explain his role in the affair. (Photo: AFP)

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Young batsman Cameron Bancroft arrives for a press conference at the Western Australian Cricket Association ground in Perth on Thursday. (Photo: AFP)

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Australian cricketer Cameron Bancroft (L) speaks at a press conference beside Western Australian Cricket Association (WACA) CEO Christina Matthews at the WACA ground in Perth on March 29, 2018. (Photo: AFP)

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In pics: When Smith, Lehmann, Warner and Bancroft broke down in tears

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<p> Head Coach of the Australia cricket team Darren Lehmann wiping his eyes and responding to questions during a press conference in Johannesburg on March 29, 2018. He announced his resignation after the forthcoming Test match against South Africa. (Photo: AFP)

<p> Darren Lehmann said he would quit after the final match of the scandal-tainted Test series in South Africa after the team's former captain Steve Smith broke down in tears and accepted complete responsibility for the ball-tampering incident. (Photo: AFP)

<p> Steve Smith (L) is comforted by his father Peter as he reacts at a press conference at the airport in Sydney. (Photo: AFP)

Distraught Steve Smith accepted full responsibility for a ball-tampering scandal that shocked the sport, saying he was devastated by his 'big mistake'. (Photo: AFP)

<p> Australian cricketer David Warner (C), his wife Candice and their daughters leave the airport after arriving back in Sydney on March 29, 2018. (Photo: AFP)

<p> David Warner apologised on Thursday for his part in a cheating scandal that has shocked the cricketing world and seen sponsors desert the game in Australia, as disgraced skipper Steve Smith heads home to explain his role in the affair. (Photo: AFP)

<p> Young batsman Cameron Bancroft arrives for a press conference at the Western Australian Cricket Association ground in Perth on Thursday. (Photo: AFP)

<p> Australian cricketer Cameron Bancroft (L) speaks at a press conference beside Western Australian Cricket Association (WACA) CEO Christina Matthews at the WACA ground in Perth on March 29, 2018. (Photo: AFP)

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In pics: When Smith, Lehmann, Warner and Bancroft broke down in tears

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<p> Head Coach of the Australia cricket team Darren Lehmann wiping his eyes and responding to questions during a press conference in Johannesburg on March 29, 2018. He announced his resignation after the forthcoming Test match against South Africa. (Photo: AFP)

<p> Darren Lehmann said he would quit after the final match of the scandal-tainted Test series in South Africa after the team's former captain Steve Smith broke down in tears and accepted complete responsibility for the ball-tampering incident. (Photo: AFP)

<p> Steve Smith (L) is comforted by his father Peter as he reacts at a press conference at the airport in Sydney. (Photo: AFP)

Distraught Steve Smith accepted full responsibility for a ball-tampering scandal that shocked the sport, saying he was devastated by his 'big mistake'. (Photo: AFP)

<p> Australian cricketer David Warner (C), his wife Candice and their daughters leave the airport after arriving back in Sydney on March 29, 2018. (Photo: AFP)

<p> David Warner apologised on Thursday for his part in a cheating scandal that has shocked the cricketing world and seen sponsors desert the game in Australia, as disgraced skipper Steve Smith heads home to explain his role in the affair. (Photo: AFP)

<p> Young batsman Cameron Bancroft arrives for a press conference at the Western Australian Cricket Association ground in Perth on Thursday. (Photo: AFP)

<p> Australian cricketer Cameron Bancroft (L) speaks at a press conference beside Western Australian Cricket Association (WACA) CEO Christina Matthews at the WACA ground in Perth on March 29, 2018. (Photo: AFP)

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