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Chris Cairns has been accused by the Crown Prosecution Service of lying under oath during a 2012 libel case and could face a prison sentence of a maximum of seven years if found guilty

Chris Cairns is likely to face his perjury trial in October 2015 following a brief court appearance in London on Thursday

Chris Cairns, the former New Zealand allrounder, appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Thursday to contest a charge of perjury relating to his 2012 libel trial against Lalit Modi

Chris Cairns, the former New Zealand allrounder, has been formally charged with perjury. Cairns attended a North London police station on Thursday to hear the charge

Former New Zealand allrounder Chris Cairns will face a charge of perjury in the UK

Chris Cairns has taken aim at his accusers and again claimed he was innocent of match-fixing allegations made against him

ICC chief David Richardson has said the investigation into corruption in cricket, centering on the testimonies of Lou Vincent and Brendon McCullum, will be completed in a matter of weeks

Chris Cairns has acknowledged that his name has been linked to allegations of corruption and has said allegations against him "are a complete lie"

Former New Zealand cricketer Chris Cairns has confirmed that he met with Scotland Yard investigators recently. He, however, refused to divulge the reasons for the meeting

Lalit Modi, the former IPL chairman, has lost his appeal against the level of damages awarded in his libel case defeat against Chris Cairns

Chris Cairns, the former New Zealand allrounder, has won his libel suit against Lalit Modi and has been awarded damages of £90,000

Chris Cairns, the former New Zealand allrounder, was a convenient "scapegoat" for corrupt activity in the Indian Cricket League (ICL) the High Court has heard

The judge in Chris Cairns' libel case against Lalit Modi has rejected an application by the defence to call a further witness to give evidence

Two of the players named in court evidence against Chris Cairns have stood by their statements about his involvement in match-fixing during live video link evidence from India

Full coverage of former New Zealand allrounder Chris Cairns' libel suit against former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi

The man who was in charge of anti-corruption operations in the Indian Cricket League (ICL) has described how his investigations were "handicapped" by officials who had their own "agenda".

Internet rumours that suggested Chris Cairns had been involved in match-fixing during his time with the Indian Cricket League had made him "barking" angry, according to his advisor Andrew Fitch-Holland, who gave evidence on the third day of Cairns' libel

Chris Cairns was questioned about his work for a diamond trading company and the large sums of money he received from them prior to the third edition of the ICL

Chris Cairns has strenuously denied allegations in London's High Court that he was involved in match-fixing during the now defunct ICL, at the start of his libel case against Lalit Modi.

Chris Cairns talks to Cricinfo about his decision to take Lalit Modi to court after the IPL supremo implied he had been associated with match-fixing