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Well, this could get interesting. We’ve been promised everything will be put out on the table today, when Cricket Australia responds to the findings of two concurrent reviews – one into the national men’s team’s on-field behaviour and the other into the wider organisational culture – following March’s ball tampering scandal in South Africa.

Mark Taylor, the former Australia captain and now CA board member, says the reviews make for “confronting” reading. He should know; he’s seen the documents and the 42 recommendations made.

First up, we’ll find out whether CA will accept those recommendations, although one assumes they will, given they commissioned the reports amid promises to distance themselves from the “win at all costs” mentality of the men’s national team in Australia.

Then the fun can really begin. Will CA take any responsibility for the events in Cape Town? What will that mean for those players banned? Will heads within CA roll? The findings will be made public at 1pm AEDT. Stick with us until then. In the meantime, please feel free to get in touch on email or Twitter with any thoughts, concerns or recommendations.