SYDNEY (Reuters) - A ban for captain Steve Smith in no way eased the fury directed at the leadership of the Australia cricket team as the sports-mad nation returned to work on Monday still digesting the ball-tampering scandal which broke in Cape Town over the weekend.
The story led the front pages of all of the country's major newspapers, the headlines mostly working around the single word "Shame", and on radio talk shows and social media the offenders were lambasted with a vehemence unusual for even those forums.