Chris Cairns' legal troubles are not over just yet. Next year he is set to defend a $3.3 million civil claim for fraud brought by Lalit Modi.

They say honesty is the best policy and it proved to be an effective strategy for Black Caps debutant Mitchell Santner.

When Brendon McCullum testified at the trial of Chris Cairns, the defence asked why he had not come forward with his allegations much sooner than he did.

Andrew Flintoff admits England cheated during the 2005 Ashes - but how bad was their sin?

COMMENT: The real story of this test was that it wasn't very good cricket, writes Dylan Cleaver.

England went against the rules during their Ashes series win over Australia in 2005.

Sporting body says Chris Cairns may yet have a future with it but its focus is protecting captain from trial backlash.

COMMENT: Not guilty verdict a triumph for the former all-rounder and a disaster for the ICC and their beleaguered anti-corruption unit, writes Dylan Cleaver.

International Cricket Council says the TV umpire got it wrong in not dismissing Nathan Lyon.

"Horrendous footwork" or a well-timed "beaut shot"? One of the recurring anecdotes in Lou Vincent's evidence was how he "stuffed up" a fix.

Stuart Heal also said New Zealand Cricket (NZC) would support Black Caps captain Brendon McCullum

The head of the New Zealand Cricket Players' Association fears the Cairns' case will make players of all codes think twice before coming forward with allegations of match-fixing.

Chris Cairns accuses New Zealand Cricket and former players of badly treating his father Lance.

As Chris Cairns and Andrew Fitch-Holland are cleared, we present a transcript of the conversation between Lou Vincent and Fitch-Holland.

Sue Wilson says she had talked to her son after not guilty verdict, revealing he was "very emotional".

Chris Cairns talks to media following his not guilty verdict.

We chart the ups and downs of the match-fixing inquiry, from 2006 when Cairns ended his international career to his relief today.

The jury foreman said "not guilty" on Count 1, the charge of perjury which Cairns alone faced.