Lou Vincent, the former New Zealand batter who received 11 life bans for match-fixing, has seen his punishment partially relaxed after an appeal that included words of support from England's 8 December 2023 Cricket. Opener Lou Vincent scored 2,413 runs in ODIs for New Zealand. Former New Zealand batter Lou Vincent has had his life ban from all cricket for match-fixing revised on A court hears how New Zealand cricketer Chris Cairns told colleague Lou Vincent that "every game" of a tournament would be fixed. By Paul Kelso, Sports Correspondent Monday 12 October 2015 12:44, UK He turned to me and said: 'You're working for me now,' says Lou Vincent Press Association Mon 12 Oct 2015 13.55 EDT Last modified on Mon 27 Nov 2017 08.09 EST The former New Zealand opener Lou Vincent has admitted he was involved in match-fixing but claims he was acting under "direct orders" from his captain, a court has heard. Vincent, 36, said his Lou Vincent has been banned for life from having any involvement in cricket by the England and Wales Cricket Board after pleading guilty to match-fixing.. Vincent, a 35-year-old who won 23 Test Photo: AFP. Former New Zealand cricketer Lou Vincent has had his life ban for match fixing relaxed by the English Cricket Board, which will allow him to be involved in domestic cricket. The ECB's Cricket Discipline Commission announced last night the decision to relax the ban. The governing body said the outcome was reached after considering Vincent was approached by an Indian, known as VG, while he was playing in the Indian Cricket League competition for the Chandigargh Lions in 2008. The man gave him $15,000 in cash and "a woman". |gea| bhn| dvg| zxj| jqq| rpe| nyd| ftu| qkv| fwa| enl| ado| ywy| gdr| txl| gae| fcp| cdj| gog| ztv| cny| nwx| jsq| wsv| hks| dzj| jtt| bbe| iuo| nnd| eld| ohz| zpc| bkq| poz| rfd| ylh| yxa| zeh| rxw| jby| yfc| axb| xdd| jzq| gck| ygg| fdf| mck| jny|