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Alviro Petersen is second South African Test actor after Hansie Cronje to be criminialized for corruption
- Updated: December 23, 2016
Alviro Petersen
Johannesburg: Alviro Petersen, a maestro of 36 Test matches, on Wednesday became a highest-profile South African cricketer to be criminialized for crime given former captain Hansie Cronje in 2000.
Petersen, 36, was criminialized for dual years after similar a defence discount with Cricket South Africa (CSA). He is a sixth actor to be criminialized following a crime liaison that led to former general actor Gulam Bodi being criminialized for 20 years for attempting to repair matches in South Africa’s domestic T20 foe during a 2014/15 season.
Petersen certified several breaches of CSA’s anti-corruption formula — charges of unwell to divulge sum of an proceed to rivet in hurtful conduct; charges of unwell to divulge full sum of justification involving another player, charges of unwell to yield accurate information to investigators; and one assign of concealing and destroying information that was applicable to a investigation.