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April 19, 2011Posted by Martin Williamson on 04/19/2011 in Hong Kong
Hong Kong chief rubbishes corruption reports
Dinesh Tandon, chairman of the Hong Kong Cricket Association, has dismissed suggestions anything untoward occurred during the 2010 Hong Kong Sixes tournament.
Heath Mills, the New Zealand Players' Association CEO, had confirmed reports which claimed New Zealand players reported a suspicious approach at the tournament, but Tandon was confident nothing untoward had happened.
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