Lehmann apologises, calls for change of Aussie's playing style

Johannesburg, March 29 - After being cleared of any wrongdoing by a Cricket Australia investigation into the ball tampering scandal, head coach Darren Lehmann on Wednesday apologised to the fans and asserted that the team would need to improve their behaviour on

"As a coach, you feel for them as people. They are hurting and I feel for them and their families.

"There is a human side of this. These are young men and I hope people will give them a second chance. Their health and well-being is extremely important to us.

"I worry about the three guys immensely. We love all of our players and they are going through a really tough time," he added.

Dismissing media reports of him quitting from the post, Lehmann said: "I'm not going to resign. We need to change how we play. Previously we butted heads but that's not the way to play going forward. I need to change."

The former Australia all-rounder also cleared the air on TV footages which showed him immediately talking on the walky-talky to substitute player Peter Handscomb after Bancroft was caught tampering with the ball on the big screen.