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Gibbs admits to partying
CAPE TOWN, APRIL 19. South African opening batsman Herschelle
Gibbs has admitted he partied until 3:00 a.m. at a Cape Town
nightclub on the day he put in a dismal performance in the second
of three one-day matches against Australia last week.
Gibbs, named by Indian police as one of four South African
players allegedly involved in match-fixing, said his partying
before the Friday match at Newlands here had ``nothing to do with
anybody.''
``I don't have anything further to say,'' Gibbs told the Cape
Argus newspaper on Tuesday. ``I was at the nightclub and it has
got nothing to do with anybody else.''
Gibbs made just five runs in the match, which Australia, the
current world one-day champion, won by five wickets, leaving the
series tied one-all.
South African cricket's convenor of selectors Rushdie Magiet
declined to comment beyond saying that management never imposed
curfews before a match.
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