Matches (13)

WI vs PAK (1)

Men's Hundred (3)

ZIM vs NZ (1)

Women's Hundred (3)

IRE-W vs PAK-W (1)

One-Day Cup (3)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

WI

(39.3/50 ov) 194/4

PAK

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BP-M

TR-M

(78/100 balls, T:123) 123/4

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Full Name

R Allen Stanford

Born

March 24, 1950, Texas, USA

Age

75y 137d

Height

6ft 4in

Education

Baylor University

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Appointed Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of the Nation (Antigua and Barbuda) in 2006
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News and Features about Allen Stanford

The Allen Stanford show, before it all went bust

The Allen Stanford show, before it all went bust

This week we look back at the absurdly cash-rich spectacle that briefly had the West Indies (and England) in thrall

29-Jun-2020•Matt Roller

The dark stain of Allen Stanford on West Indies cricket

The dark stain of Allen Stanford on West Indies cricket

The imprisoned American billionaire offered the region an impossible cricketing dream that was just that

17-Jan-2016•Tony Cozier

Stanford says English cricket embarrassment 'breaks his heart'

Stanford says English cricket embarrassment 'breaks his heart'

Allen Stanford has claimed that it "breaks his heart" to hear of the embarrassment that his notorious partnership with the ECB caused to English cricket

12-Jan-2016•ESPNcricinfo staff

Photos of Allen Stanford

Allen Stanford arrives at a courthouse in Houston, where he will be tried for fraud

Allen Stanford leaves a Houston court

Allen Stanford arrives at court, in Houston, to face charges of fraud

The front page of Barbados' Daily Nation on the latest Stanford crisis

"20/20 for Stan-fraud" reads a droll poster at the Antigua Recreation Ground

People queue outside a Bank of Antigua, owned by the Stanford Group, after it was revealed Allen Stanford was charged with fraud