Cricket: Alec Stewart faces corruption inquiry

Stand-in England cricket captain Alec Stewart is to be interviewed by Paul Condon's corruption-busting unit.

Cricket: Alec Stewart faces corruption inquiry
Wed, 23 May, 2001 - 23:08

Stand-in England cricket captain Alec Stewart is to be interviewed by Paul Condon's corruption-busting unit.

The meeting is being held in a bid to clear up match-fixing allegations made against the Surrey wicketkeeper-batsman.

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