"Warner demands an explanation from CA regarding the India A ball changed, calling it 'squashed.'"

He stated that the five-Test series that was scheduled afterwards contributed towards the issue being resolved with immediate effect.

David Warner has demanded Cricket Australia provide a thorough investigation into the events that led to the change of the ball at the Australia-India A game played in Mackay.

A heated Ishan Kishan, the Indian keeper, and other Indian players had the same reaction to the circumvention of the umpires issuing a new ball before the game: this is insane. Various conversations above the stump microphone have captured umpire Shawn Craig’s voice recounting how he was reticent to say the ball had scratches and scolding Mr. Kishan that he would be reported for saying the decision was stupid.

“It's scratched; the ball is changed, Craig said. There will be no more discussion; let’s play.

A few hours after the match, a statement from CA read that the ball had deteriorated and there was nothing further to be done about the first ball. It added that the managers and the captain of both teams had been alerted about the move to change the ball before the match started.

Warner, who claims he surrounded the events the rest of the people were surrounding but fathoming the middle actions, has raised in that scenario the issue had been well toned down because India was set to arrive in Australia to compete in the five Test Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

"Does that mean that how the cards are played is entirely with CA?" Warner commented. "I think they have managed to wrap it up as quickly as they can, looking at the fact that India is about to come here this summer. But if umpires contemplate that it happened, I believe there shall be something in the course. I believe umpires or match officials should be here responding questions.’’ “I don’t know whether I am the only one who thinks that there should be a British doctor standing here or a match referee who should say I am only addressing my own staff, that is, ‘the umpires. And if they are sticking up for the umpires point of view, he said you have to stick up for that. That's obviously a statement that CA has to push. I have not seen anything. " It is understood that there is no video coverage available of any such footage when the ball got tampered with something unfairly. A five-run penalty is imposed according to the laws of cricket. If the umpires later deem that the ball was unfairly tampered with and start changing the ball. However, the CA playing conditions have another special point, namely that is the umpires have the right to change the ball without issuing penalty runs unless it is apparent how the ball was damaged.

Warner has made these remarks just for the first time he’s chosen as captain of the Sydney Thunder franchise after the life-long captaincy ban that was imposed on him for his role in the Newlands ball-tampering affair of 2018 was lifted.

“I may be upset that I can’t lead the team anymore, but things happen for a reason and I don’t completely disregard what happened,” he stated. “The punishment was indeed handed out for a reason, and we can all disagree but no one can change what’s already occurred.

"But I get the opportunity to lead the Thunder and share my wealth of knowledge of cricket with the youngsters, and perhaps after the match, they would ask me whether they have made the right decision or not, and that one day they have the potential to be the captain of the team as well."