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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CourtsHeathrowPlace: EnglandPlace: IndiaPlace: South AfricaPlace: United Arab EmiratesPerson: Alec StewartPerson: Paul CondonPerson: PaulPerson: K GuptaPerson: Hansie CronjePerson: Herschelle GibbsPerson: Mark WaughPerson: Dean JonesPerson: Martin CrowePerson: MRPerson: GuptaPerson: Aravinda De SilvaPerson: Brian LaraPerson: Chris LewisPerson: Stephen FlemingEvent: 1999 World CupEvent: Sharjah TrophyOrganisation: SurreyOrganisation: Anti-Corruption UnitOrganisation: Central Bureau of InvestigationOrganisation: Board of Control for CricketOrganisation: Australian Cricket BoardOrganisation: CBIOrganisation: New Zealand Cricket Board CommissionOrganisation: Pakistan Cricket BoardOrganisation: BangladeshOrganisation: West Indian Cricket BoardOrganisation: Metropolitan PoliceOrganisation: England
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