Chris Cairns says he is "naturally disappointed" allegations of match-fixing are being re-litigated in Brendon McCullum's book released today.
"If Brendon does not want his career to be defined by me, perhaps he should stop talking about me. Simple," Cairns said in a statement.
"I am trying to move on with my life and I suggest Brendon does the same. I hope he finds peace in his retirement, and I hope for his sake, that he never has to go through what I did in mine."
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McCullum dedicates five chapters of his autobiography Declared on aspects of his allegations against Cairns, from reporting the alleged approach to fix a match, to the lead up to the trial, giving evidence in court, and the subsequent fall out.