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Test cricketer Usman Khawaja speaks about the ICC charge against him

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Usman Khawaja is urging cricket bosses to show more 'consistency' after being charged by the International Cricket Council. Australia's star batter could receive an official reprimand, for wearing a black armband in the first test against Pakistan last week. The issue has overshadowed a campaign launch close to Khawaja's heart.
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