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Disgraced Australian cricketer David Warner has addressed the ball-tampering debacle that has seen him and captain Steve Smith stood down from the game for 12 months.Warner and Smith took responsibility for masterminding a plan to alter the condition of the ball in a test against South Africa.On his way back to Sydney from South Africa, Warner posted his statement on the situation on Instagram."Mistakes have been made which have damaged cricket. I apologise for my part and take responsibility for it. I understand the distress this has caused the sport and its fans.He said it was a stain on the game "we all love and I have loved since I was a boy.""I need to take a deep breath and spend time with family, friends and trusted advisers. You will hear from me in a few days."A post shared by David Warner (@davidwarner31) on Mar 28, 2018 at 9:37pm PDTAbout 10,000 people had commented on the post within 10 minutes of it going live. Smith and Cameron Bancroft, who was the one to actually tamper with the ball, are set