CricHQ owner back in court after being saved by Stephen Fleming

The former Black Cap captain's investment last year, which saved CricHQ's parent company from being liquidated, comes as it faces fresh legal action this week.

Stephen Fleming (Source: Instagram @stephenflemming.77)

Former Black Caps captain Stephen Fleming pumped $50,000 into the parent company of CricHQ to help save it from being liquidated by two investors over unpaid damages, only for it to seemingly default on a settlement agreement four months later.

The investment was revealed in a service bundle shared

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Nicholas Pointon Tue, 21 Apr 2026

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