Renshaw added to Australia's Test squad

Steven Smith's ban from the Johannesburg Test has forced the call-up of Matt Renshaw into the Australian squad, as the former captain Steve Waugh called for Cricket Australia to refocus on the importance of the spirit of the game, reports espncricinfo.com. Dropped at the start of the summer for Cameron Bancroft, Renshaw now finds himself thrown into the middle of the ball tampering fiasco likely to force multiple changes to the national team.

BREAKING: Australia call up batsman Matt Renshaw to squad for fourth test against South Africa #ssn pic.twitter.com/aU3BBqbCVa

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The team flies to Johannesburg on Tuesday, with CA's chief executive James Sutherland set to meet them on arrival and digest the findings of a code of behaviour investigation by the head of integrity Iain Roy. The coach Darren Lehmann is reportedly planning to announce his resignation, while it is also understood the assistant coach David Saker was the only other member of support interviewed by Roy.

Australia head coach Darren Lehmann will offer his resignation before 4th #SAvAUS Test, according to report: https://t.co/NY83zD1yUj"If Lehmann did know about tampering, it's unlikely he'll keep his job. If he didn't, why aren't senior players telling him?," says @nassercricket pic.twitter.com/GMFo0Zi18d

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Smith, David Warner and Bancroft were among the players Roy interviewed. Sutherland is expected to speak publicly about the affair late on Tuesday.