Indian police summon Boje over cricket match-fixing scandal
AFP, December, 2007
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NEW DELHI (AFP) — South African left-arm spinner Nicky Boje has been summoned for questioning by Indian police in connection with the Hansie Cronje match-fixing scandal, senior crime branch officers said Wednesday.
"We have issued a notice to Nicky Boje but no dates have been fixed on which he should appear before us," New Delhi police crime branch chief Madhu Tiwari said of the 2000 incident that rocked the sport.
"Further communications, if any, will be sent by us either through the South African high commission (embassy) in Delhi or through diplomatic channels," a top crime branch official told AFP on condition he was not named.
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"We want to know how much Nicky Boje is acquainted with the facts and circumstances of the case," he said.
Boje retired from international cricket last year and is currently playing in the rebel Indian Cricket League in Panchkula, a tiny town ...
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