Lou Vincent's Life Ban Partially Lifted, Allowed to Participate in Domestic Level Cricket

Cricket Discipline Commission revises ban citing Vincent's efforts to make amends since 2014.

Lou Vincent, the former New Zealand batter who received 11 life bans for match-fixing, has had his punishment partially relaxed following an appeal.
Vincent remains banned from international cricket, but can now participate at the domestic level or below.
The Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) revised the ban, citing Vincent's 'very best efforts to make amends' since being banned in 2014.
Vincent admitted to 18 breaches of the England and Wales Cricket Board's anti-corruption rules in three English domestic matches played in 2008 and 2011.
Vincent's appeal was supported by the International Cricket Council, New Zealand Cricket, the ECB, and the New Zealand Cricket Players’ Association.