The former and alleged in Ball tempering Row, Australian vice-captain has apologized for his role in the most stunning cum shocking ball-tampering crisis, saying he has betrayed the trust of those who have supported and inspired his cricket- journey.

Warner and former captain Steve Smith were banned from international and domestic cricket for a year, while Cameron Bancroft, who applied sandpaper to the ball, has been banned for nine months by Cricket Australia (CA).

 Again In an emotional press conference - two days after arriving back in Sydney - the cricketer made an apology to all Australians, whether fans of the sport or not, saying his wrongdoings had damaged the country's reputation.

"I take full responsibility ... it is [a decision] that I will regret for as long as I live," Warner said asThe Sydney Morning Herald quoted.

“I hope in time I can repay all you’ve given me and earn your respect again," he continued, with the support of his wife Candice who sat at the back of the room in tears”, it added.

"In the back of my mind, I suppose there is a tiny ray of hope that I may one day be given the privilege of playing for my country again, but I am resigned to the fact that that may never happen.”

Warner answered few questions.When asked whether he was taking retirement, the left-handed opening batsman said no to outline his future plans.

“That’s something that I will continue to sit down with my family and weigh up all of my consideration before I make any decisions,” Warner said.

Warner was pressed on whether he had ever been in concerned in ball-tampering before but decided to not verify or refuse.

“I’m here to accept my responsibility for the part I played in day three of [the] Newlands, Cape Town Test,” Warner said.

Warner has reportedly fallen out with certain teammates and it is unclear whether or not these relationships can be patched up in the wake of the ball tampering shame-scam that has disgraced the cricket world.

 “We’re mates, we have grown up with each other, we’ve played on the field for a long time with each other,” Warner said. “It’s going to be really tough not partake in the next 12 months, not just with the rest of the team but with Steve and Cameron because we made a decision that is inexcusable and extremely regrettable.

“I really regret what happened. I just wish I could be there on the field with them. It’s one thing I’m really going to miss this next 12 months.”