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Hansie draws parallels
offence that led to fines to Australian Test cricketers
SYDNEY. July 16: Disgraced South African captain Handle Cronje believes he is Cuiltv of the same
Mark Waugh and Shane Wame in 1995, reports AFP.
Cronje, who rocked the cricket world in April when he admitted taking money from bookmakers to influence
games, told Channel Nine’s Sixty Minutes programme here Sunday night that the Australians had made ’’exactly" the same mistake.
On December 8. 1998 the Australian Cricket Board admitted it secretly fined Waugh and Wame in February’ 1995 for giving what It called routine pitch and weather details to bookmakers during Australia's 1994 tour oi Sri Lanka.
"They're basically confessed to taking money from bookmakers and supplying information." Cronje said.
"And it's exactly what 1 did in a lot of my dealings and it is wrong."
When asked if he sympathised with the two Australians. Cronje said: "1 do and I think they will have a bit of sympathy for me."
Cronje said he had been punished enough for his illegal dealings and that the toughest task would be to forgive himself.
The former Proteas skipper is awaiting a South African independent inquiry’ granting him amnesty in return for in-. formattqp on ,his five-year relar tlonship with bookies’.
Delhi,(police have also laid match-fixing charges on Cronje and teammates Herschelle Gibbs. Nicky Boje and Pieter Strvdom
"1 believe I've been punished a lot over the last three months because 1 lost my job. 1 have to start all over again, a lot of damage has been caused." Cronje said.
"But 1 think that's one of the hardest things for me is to forgive myself for what 1 did.
I honestly struggled to eat and to sleep. I knew I had lied to my family, to my friends, to my wife and my teammates.
"I couldn't find a building
high enough to jump from but I really’ felt bad about what I did and 1 suppose that was the chicken way of getting away with it. to kill yourself."
But Cronje repeated his claim that he still gave 100 per cent for South Africa, despite admitting taking money to influence matches over the last five years.
It Is such a big temptation as a 26-year-old to be on the road (and) somebody comes to you. offers you 50.000 US for a little bit of tiny information which can be helpful to him.” he said.
"And all you have to do Is supply him that tiny piece of information which is not going to affect the way you play, it’s not going to affect the way you captain. it's not going to affect the outcome of the game.
"It's not going to affect anything to do with the game -- it's very, very tempting to say that s the information you need'.’
And Cronje admitted he did not know when he would have finally turned his back on bookmakers
'I don't know ... I would like to think that 1 would have had the ability eventually to say 'no thank you',* he said
“I feel guilty’ about what I did but the worst thing about all of tliis was that the leader and the one who really should have been the good Influence was the one that caused so much trouble and that is the worst thing I could have done.”