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Street View: What do you think about the Australian cricket cheating scandal?

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26 Mar, 2018 04:17 PMQuick Read

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Cameron Bancroft of Australia stands in the field on the third day of the third cricket test between South Africa and Australia at Newlands Stadium, in Cape Town, South Africa. PHOTO/FILE

Cameron Bancroft of Australia stands in the field on the third day of the third cricket test between South Africa and Australia at Newlands Stadium, in Cape Town, South Africa. PHOTO/FILE

We asked people what they thought about the Australian cricket cheating scandal and what the punishment should be.

Cory Waititi, 41, from Glenholme.
Cory Waititi, 41, from Glenholme.

They are pretty good at cheating. It wouldn't be the first time. There's got to be a suspension. I don't know about completely because he's a brilliant player but there should be a stand down and he should be investigated thoroughly.

CORY WAITITI, 41

Glenholme

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Chey Milne, 32, from Western Heights
Chey Milne, 32, from Western Heights

I thought it was funny to be honest, but I do feel Australia gets let off a little bit so I feel they do need to be punished with a ban, financially or both.

CHEY MILNE, 32

Western Heights

Ty Morsink, 25 from Victoria, Australia.
Ty Morsink, 25 from Victoria, Australia.

I don't know much about it but a financial penalty would be the best punishment. Then put the money towards better umpiring.

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TY MORSINK, 25

Victoria, Australia

Mima Philip, 30, from Rotorua.
Mima Philip, 30, from Rotorua.

In any profession cheating is not good. They should be banned from the sport for at least five years so they know they made a mistake and don't do it again.

MIMA PHILIP, 30

Central Rotorua

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