COMMENT: Brendon McCullum said all he needed to say on the Chris Cairns verdict, writes Chris Rattue.

Brendon McCullum stands by the evidence he gave in the Chris Cairns perjury trial and says it is time to move on. Speaking at a press conference in Dunedin ahead of the start tomorrow of the cricket test match between New Zealand and Sri Lanka, the New Zealand captain said now it was "all over" it was "certainly time to move on".

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