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Mark Waugh silent on Cronje scandal
SYDNEY, APRIL 19. Australian batsman Mark Waugh, fined for taking
money from bookmakers five years ago, refused on Wednesday to
talk about the Hansie Cronje scandal.
``I'm going home, the season's over,'' said Waugh, who declined
to answer questions when he returned from South Africa where
Australia's three-match limited overs series was over- shadowed
by the South African captain's admission he accepted money from a
bookmaker for ``information and forecasting.''
Five years ago, Waugh and star leg-spinner Shane Warne were fined
a combined total of $18,000 (about Rs 5 Lakhs) after they
admitted receiving cash from an Indian bookmaker for providing
pitch and weather information.
Waugh, who has played international cricket virtually non-stop
over the past two years, was in no mood to chat with the media at
Sydney airport.
Australian team manager Steve Bernard said the Waugh/Warne case
was history. ``I think what has happened with Mark and Shane has
gone, the action has been taken and we are in a new era now and
we're trying to make sure it's a clean one,'' Bernard said.
- AFP
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