Queensland Batsman Matthew Renshaw To Fly to South Africa

Incidentally, Renshaw was dropped ahead of the Ashes owing to his poor form and replaced by Bancroft - one of the two players, alongside Smith, to be charged by the ICC after their confession to tamper the condition of the ball on Day 3 of the third Test in Cape Town.

Renshaw will fly to Johannesburg on Tuesday evening and join the team.

Who will be next Australian cricket coach if Darren Lehmann quits? The ICC did not boycott Cameron Bancroft, had supplanted Renshaw as Warner's opening accomplice in front of the primary Ashes Test in Brisbane. Matthew Renshaw's inclusion comes after Cameron Bancroft's ball-tampering attempt was caught on camera.

Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland has flown to South Africa and is expected to make an announcement Wednesday regarding the findings of the investigation.

Renshaw was batting with Burns on the last day of the Sheffield Shield final between Queensland and Tasmania when his imminent flight to South Africa - he will depart after the stumps on Tuesday night - was confirmed.

Cricket Australia today made a decision to send home captain Steve Smith, vice-captain David Warner and Cameron Bancroft, a newcomer in the team, for their involvement in the ball-tampering scandal.

Bancroft and captain Steve Smith admitted to ball-tampering during the third Test against South Africa in Cape Town. "People dream about winning a Shield their whole cricket careers and managing to do it at 21 and obviously what's coming (in South Africa), I can look forward to that, but I've got to enjoy a thing that not many people manage to do".

Burns and Bailey played 13 and five Test matches respectively before being dumped and forgotten by Australian selectors. The Queensland batsman played ten Test matches for Australia country and amassed 623 runs with a best of 184 runs.

Australians from the prime minister to former test captains to regular fans have expressed shock and disappointment, particularly with the involvement of Smith - the No. 1-ranked test batsman.