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May 2, 2010 12:23 by Katherine Azmeh
Stephen Fleming (pictured), the former New Zealand cricket captain has been called the game’s greatest captain. But that didn’t help Fleming avoid the scrutiny of tax officials earlier this month when Indian Enforcement Directorate officials reportedly raided the offices of four IPL teams, including the Chennai Super Kings, of which Fleming is the current coach.
Tax authorities were allegedly searching for information related to ownership, player salaries, and perks. The other teams reportedly targeted in the investigation include the Kolkata Knight Riders, the Deccan Chargers, and Kings XI Punjab in Chandigarh.
There is no suggestion that Fleming was accused of any wrongdoing.
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