Chris Cairns is cleaning bus shelters to provide for his family
Updated On: 18 September, 2014 11:45 AM IST | | A Correspondent
Former New Zealand all-rounder, who is involved in a court battle to clear his name off match-fixing, has taken up $17-an-hour job in Auckland to meet mounting legal expenses

Testing times: Chris Cairns with wife Mel Croser. Pic/Getty Images
New Zealand's former star all-rounder Chris Cairns has rolled up his sleeves to help provide for his family. Cairns is currently involved in a court battle to clear his name off match-fixing, and the mounting legal expenses have forced the 44-year-old father of four to go out into the street, quite literally, to seek work.
Testing times: Chris Cairns with wife Mel Croser. Pic/Getty Images
Council job
Cairns has reportedly taken up a job with the Auckland council, where he drives a truck that goes around water-blasting bus shelters in NZ's capital city. The cleaning job earns the former cricketer a modest $17 an hour.


