Chris Cairns Perjury trial

Excerpts from three separate statements by Brendon McCullum that were read out in the Southwark Crown Court

Fitch Holland not guilty too; Cairns cleared of both charges

Jurors in the London perjury trial of Chris Cairns, the former New Zealand cricket captain, retired to consider their verdicts on Tuesday (November 24)

Chris Cairns' Australian wife Mel and friend Fitch-Holland testified on the final two days of the defence argument

Chris Cairns quashed Lou Vincent's testimony in which he had accused Cairns of recruiting him into a match-fixing ring

Ricky Ponting laid out the events that transpired when his then IPL teammate Brendon McCullum received a "business proposition" from Cairns in a phone call.

Chris Cairns was "very confident" of getting away with match-fixing and he threatened players that they would "never play again" if they did not agree to take part in fixing, Eleanor Riley told the Southwark Crown Court

Brendon McCullum narrated three incidents, in a London court, of Chris Cairns approaching him to indulge in spot-fixing.

'I know you're dirty, I know Chris is dirty' said Fleming to him, alleges Lou Vincent in court.

Dinesh Mongia has claimed innocence and is mulling legal action against New Zealand cricketer Lou Vincent, who has alleged that the former India cricketer was involved in fixing.