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Hansie Cronje match fixing case to be reopened: report

15 November 2011 - 15:03 By Sapa
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Hansie Cronje gives evidence to the King Commission in June 2000.
Hansie Cronje gives evidence to the King Commission in June 2000.
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Indian police will reopen the match fixing scandal case involving former South African cricket captain Hansie Cronje, according to a report.

This was because Delhi police were still awaiting a forensic laboratory report on match fixing, which Cronje admitted to in 2000, the Indian Express online reported earlier this month.

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