Lou Vincent openly declares himself a cheat, acknowledging his role in match-fixing, which he claims to have done on multiple occasions.

The former New Zealand cricketer admits to abusing his position as a professional sportsman by accepting money through match-fixing, leading to a betrayal of trust.

Vincent reveals that he has carried the burden of this dark secret for many years, highlighting the longevity of his involvement in match-fixing.

Vincent reached a breaking point and decided to come forward, confessing to his actions and expressing the need to reveal the truth.

The revelation causes uproar and controversy not only in New Zealand but around the world, emphasizing the far-reaching consequences of match-fixing in cricket.

Lou Vincent openly expresses his sense of shame, acknowledging that his actions have brought dishonor not only to himself but also to his country, the sport of cricket, and family.

Vincent has already been charged by the England and Wales Cricket Board for accepting money to throw a game while playing for Sussex.

The 35-year-old cricketer anticipates a lifetime ban from cricket, underlining the severity of his actions and the likely consequences.

Despite facing a bleak future in the sport, Vincent expresses hope that his confession can help in the convincing other cricketers to resist the temptation of match-fixing.