The Hindu : Another Cronje salvo today

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Sport \| Previous \| Next Another Cronje salvo today CAPE TOWN, JUNE 14. After being plastered with bribery allegations by his colleagues, disgraced South African captain Hansie Cronje is reportedly set to open a Pandora's box containing names of several international cricketers allegedly involved in cricket match-fixing. The fallen hero's new statement, which he handed over to his lawyers today, is expected to be read out before the King Commission of inquiry tomorrow. The new statement apparently nullifies the one Cronje made on April 11 and which has been contradicted several times in evidence to the commission, the Cape Argus newspaper reported. - PTI Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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Sport \| Previous \| Next Another Cronje salvo today CAPE TOWN, JUNE 14. After being plastered with bribery allegations by his colleagues, disgraced South African captain Hansie Cronje is reportedly set to open a Pandora's box containing names of several international cricketers allegedly involved in cricket match-fixing. The fallen hero's new statement, which he handed over to his lawyers today, is expected to be read out before the King Commission of inquiry tomorrow. The new statement apparently nullifies the one Cronje made on April 11 and which has been contradicted several times in evidence to the commission, the Cape Argus newspaper reported. - PTI Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : Sport Previous : China to host inaugural World Cup Next : England-West Indies Test, a stirring duel from today
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