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The trio are among seven players banned by CSA for their involvement in attempts to fix matches during the 2015-16 Ram Slam Challenge

Louis Cole gives testimony to SJN hearing after claims by several players banned over fixing scandal

"These discussions need to continue, because we still have some way to go to get all our people to fully appreciate the injustices of the past"

The board has also denied allegations of racism in the investigation

The left-arm quick, who was once the No. 1-ranked ODI bowler, becomes the seventh player banned after the 2015 Ram Slam match-fixing case

Former South Africa fast bowler Lonwabo Tsotsobe has been charged by CSA for several breaches of its Anti-Corruption Code

Lonwabo Tsotsobe, who occupied top spot in the ODI bowling rankings from February 2012 to May 2013 but has not played for South Africa since March, is in contention for a World Cup spot after being named in the 30-man preliminary squad

Round-up of the Ram Slam T20 matches that ended on November 28, 2014

Lonwabo Tsotsobe, the South Africa left-arm seamer, has been ruled out of the tour to Sri Lanka in July to facilitate his recovery from ankle surgery scheduled on April 16

Lions came close to clinching an unlikely win against Cape Cobras but fell short by 47 runs in their chase of 238 on the third day at the Newlands

Lonwabo Tsotsobe and Dale Steyn sliced through Pakistan's top order to effectively end the match before it had even properly begun

Dale Steyn has laid down a challenge to the rest of South Africa's bowlers ahead of their next major limited-overs assignment at the World Twenty20 in Bangladesh

AB de Villiers, the South Africa captain, has said Lonwabo Tsotsobe's two wickets in two balls made the side believe they were in with a chance of defending 183 against Pakistan in the first ODI in Sharjah

Russell Domingo admitted that Lonwabo Tsotsobe was not initially in his plans for the Sri Lanka tour, as he had concerns over his form, fitness and work ethic

In vicious winds, South Africa's attack held their nerve to defend a challenging total and ensure the series was won with a game to play

There were moments in the third ODI that bore the hallmarks of a classic South Africa meltdown, but after the match the captain AB de Villiers lauded his side's strength under pressure

South Africa dictated proceedings for the first time in the series as they beat Sri Lanka by 56 runs

Already without pace spearhead Dale Steyn, Russell Domingo could find also himself minus both Morne Morkel and Lonwabo Tsotsobe, who picked up injuries in Sri Lanka

Lonwabo Tsotsobe will represent his third first-class club when he joins the Lions for the 2013-14 season

Morne Morkel, the South Africa fast bowler, will miss the third Test of the series against Pakistan due to the hamstring injury he picked up during the course of the second game