If you didn’t watch 7:30, here’s an excerpt.

During a wide-ranging interview on 7.30, Khawaja stuck to his guns on the issue once again splitting Australian cricket eight years after the infamous Test match in Port Elizabeth when batsman Cameron Bancroft was caught using sandpaper on the ball.

Khawaja also denied he intended to start a “witch hunt” or use the saga to sell copies of his newly released book, while conceding he was unsure if this would damage friendships he made throughout his career, especially with current Australian captain Pat Cummins.

“I’m not here to inflame the situation anymore,” Khawaja told 7.30.

“I’m not here to go on a witch hunt.

“All I’ve ever wanted is for us to take accountability as a team and I don’t think that’s a lot to say.

“I’m not asking a lot from people and I say, ‘we were a part of it, that was us’. Let’s just take accountability.