Currently, the cricketing world is still engaged in Australian skipper Steve Smith’s confession of tampering the ball during the third Test between Australia and South Africa. He also confessed that it had been orchestrated by himself and senior cricketers, an Australian radio station has decided to hilariously troll their own cricketers.

Triple J, a national radio station in Australia, has come out with a spoof music video in order to make fun of the cricket team for cheating during the third Test against South Africa in Newlands, Cape Town. The video quickly went viral on various social platforms. The video also pushed fun at the questionable underarm bowling incident in 1981 when skipper Greg Chappell instructed brother Trevor to bowl an underarm delivery against New Zealand.

Full credit to Australians back in Australia. pic.twitter.com/DIhUXxuQrs

— Ben Karpinski (@followthebounce) March 26, 2018

Australian Cameron Bancroft was caught red-handed by television cameras while implying a yellow object on the ball during the third Test. The ICC banned Smith for one Test and also fined his entire match fee while Bancroft got a 75 percent fine and three demerit points.

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However, Smith’s problems seem to be increasing each passing day with various media reports in England claiming that Smith and his deputy David Warner could be banned for a year by Cricket Australia. Darren Lehmann’s stint as Australia coach could also be coming to an end with reports saying that he is set to resign from his post.

Cricket Australia’s officials are expected to update a shocked Australian public on Wednesday morning, with the current reports saying they Smith and Warner might get banned for a period of 12 months and sending them home in disgrace. Meanwhile, Smith has stepped down as skipper of the Rajasthan Royals with India batsman Ajinkya Rahane taking over.