Hansie Cronje

Disgraced former South African captain Hansie Cronje will reveal all (or at least as much of it as he can without jeopardising his indemnity from prosecution) in a three-part television interview this week

South African minister of sport Ngconde Balfour on Friday warned disgraced former captain Hansie Cronje that the King commission of inquiry into match-fixing had not yet completed its work

Herschelle Gibbs, together with South African team-mates Pieter Strydom and Henry Williams, may know their fate as far as international cricket is concerned within two weeks

So just what does a disgraced former Test captain do with his spare time these days

Is Hansie Cronje a villain or a hero

Expressionless and showing little visible sign of emotion, Hansie Cronje took just on 45 minutes to confirm every allegation made against him at the King commission as the hearings reached a climax with the former South African captain's long-awaited

Justice Malik Mohammad Qayyum's report on match fixing released a few days back gave a jolt to Pakistan's cricket but it has at the same time, done the wonderful job of putting to an end, the burning controversy of betting and match fixing as far as

Cape Town: Herschelle Gibbs' future in cricket hung in the balance on Thursday night after the 26-year-old South African opener had provided the King commission of inquiry with the most damning testimony yet against former captain Hansie Cronje

So the King Commission is about to start its work and Hansie Cronje comes to trial

England captain Nasser Hussain, and not South Africa's Hansie Cronje, was the chief mover behind the declarations which provided a result to the fifth Test match at Centurion Park in January, the Johannesburg Sunday Independent claims today

Of all the news concerning Pakistan's cricket, the burning issue of betting and match fixing shall remain the most important, until finally decided and closed

Johannesburg - In an interesting new twist to the King Commission hearings into dishonesty involving some members of the South African cricket team, the judicial inquiry is now likely to be moved from Pretoria to Cape Town - the starting date is to

Johannesburg - Further match-fixing revelations said to involve the results of two World Cup matches in England last year are to be investigated by the International Cricket Council as part of their global probe into gambling abuses of the game

In the most traumatic 10 days the United Cricket Board has had in their almost nine years in existence, the fall from grace of their once internationally-respected captain Hansie Cronje threatens to have repercussions stretching well beyond the

Durban (South Africa) - In an era of turmoil at international level the challenge to authority hangs nowhere more heavily than it does now : where boardroom and dressing room disorder has created a suspicious mind and culture of corruption

The monster of betting, gambling and match-fixing in cricket rose its head about a decade ago and caught in its jaws many cricketers of the world

On hearing the news of Hansie Cronje's sacking after he admitted "dishonesty" to the United Cricket Board of South Africa, the pressmen at the Wankhede Stadium forgot all about Hemang Badani's spirited century out in the middle

Delhi police charge Hansie Cronje with fixing the one day matches played against India in March for money