Steven Smith (capt) and Cameron Bancroft (L) of Australia during day 3 of the 3rd Sunfoil Test match between South Africa and Australia. Photo / Getty Images.
Cricket Australia (CA) has revealed the full panel that will lead a review into the culture of the men's team, and appointed The Ethics Centre to conduct a co-concurrent review into its own organisational culture in the wake of the Cape Town ball-tampering saga.
Rick McCosker is chairing the player-led
review into the team's culture, with his six-person panel featuring three current — Tim Paine, Pat Cummins — and two former — Shane Watson and George Bailey — men's team players, Southern Stars player Rachael Haynes and the yet-to-be-appointed new head coach.
Aside from Watson, who was nominated by the Australian Cricketers' Association, the panel's members were nominated by McCosker and approved by the CA Board.
Alongside reporting its findings to the Ethics Centre, the panel has been tasked with looking into a behavioural charter for the men's team that balances the need to perform at a high level with high expectations of the team's conduct on and off the field.
The Ethics Centre is an independent not-for-profit organisation from Sydney and its review will be led by its executive director Dr Simon Longstaff.
