Steve Smith and David Warner were on Wednesday banned from playing for Australia for a period of one year. Meanwhile, Cameron Bancroft has received a nine-month ban.
Hussey, who is currently the batting coach of CSK, said a player is always remembered more for how he played the game than the runs or wickets he gathered.
Cricket Australia hasn't finalized sanctions for the three players, but lengthy bans are expected.
Ball-tampering row: Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland said Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft had prior knowledge about the cheating plan and promised severe sanctions against them.
The 31-year old batsman has outraged his devastated teammates by swilling champagne in the bar of the team hotel in Cape Town with non-cricket friends.
Ball-tampering row: Steve Waugh said the ball-tampering incident has failed a strong culture followed over the years by the Australian cricket team.
Ball-tampering: Steve Smith is expected to permanently lose his job as the Australia cricket team captain and could even face a ban of up to one year.
Ball-tampering row: Tough questions have also been asked by the Australian media over the involvement of coach Darren Lehmann, and if he knew about the plan.
There is a high degree of possibility that the tainted skipper along with his deputy David Warner might face harsh sanctions from Cricket Australia once the investigation gets over on Wednesday.
Facing severe backlash for his role in ball-tampering, Smith has been relinquished from Rajasthan Royals' captaincy and the script could pan out similarly for Warner as well.
Cricket Australia's head of integrity Iain Roy and high-performance manager Pat Howard are in Cape Town and Roy "will immediately conduct his inquiries around the specifics of the ball-tampering incident" the Australian cricket body said.
According to an ESPNCricinfo report, Smith along with his deputy David Warner could face anything up to a life ban for cheating under Cricket Australia's code of behaviour in the third Test against South Africa in Cape Town.
Steve Smith and David Warner have stepped down as captain and vice-captain for the rest of the 3rd Test and Tim Paine would lead Australia for the rest of the 3rd Test.
The Australian PM has expressed his concern and feels that Steve Smith's actions are disappointing and should be relieved off the role as captain.
Former cricketers such as Michael Clarke, Shane Warne, Michael Vaughan, Nassir Hussain and many more have scrutinised Smith for his plan to 'cheat'.
Australia cricketers confessed to ball tampering in a desperate plot hatched by Steve Smith and Co. as they saw the third Test against South Africa slipping away.
Lynn was ruled out of the on-going Pakistan Super League but has set the objective to honour his contract with the Kolkata Knight Riders.
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