Stanford's troubles turn to cricket

Published: 24 February 2009 y., Tuesday
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Allen Stanford, was slapped with U.S. civil fraud charges and the England and Wales Cricket Board severed ties with Stanford, and The West Indies Cricket Board terminated his contracts.

 

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