Faf du Plessis says the amount of reverse swing produced by Australia aroused his suspicions of potential ball tampering before the dramatic events in Cape Town. READ | Steve Smith, Darren Lehmann left teary-eyed as fallout of ball-tampering scandal continues“Without having any evidence of it, we thought there’s no way that the ball can go so early. It’s just unheard of for a South African series where the ball is [reversing] this much. “We try and do the same, we try and get that ball to talk as much as possible. They’ve seen the blowout that it’s had back in Australia so, yeah, I can imagine that you would say sorry,” Du Plessis said.

Source: Hindustan Times March 29, 2018 17:42 UTC