The sandpaper scandal took place in the 2018 Test at Cape Town and the former bowling coach said ‘it could have been stopped and it wasn’t’
. Saker, the coach of the seamers at the time before leaving his post in 2019, has acknowledged that talk of wider culpability is inevitable.: “Obviously a lot of things went wrong at that time. The finger-pointing is going to go on and on and on. There was a lot of people to blame. It could have been me to blame, it could have been someone else. It could have been stopped and it wasn’t, which is unfortunate.
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