of black players in the side and also criticized the quota system. In an autobiography written by former South African batsman Herschelle Gibbs, Gibbs made claims and accusations that Cullinan had exposed the team-mates including Roger Telemachus, Andre Nel, Gibbs, Justin Kemp and Paul Adams for smoking marijuana during South Africa's tour of the West Indies in 2001 where players had apparently smoked as part of victory celebrations following their series over the West Indies. However, Cullinan himself clarified the issue and denied the allegations made by his former team-mate Gibbs. In 2004, he was found guilty for questioning a number of umpire's decisions constantly during a SuperSport shield series match at the Supersport Park. He involved in an heated confrontation with HD Ackerman during the eve of the domestic match between Titans and Lions in 2005 and as a result he was banned for one match. In 2008, he was ousted from SuperSport’s television commentary panel due to his engagement with the ICL League. In November 2013, Cullinan was sequestrated for failing to pay back Azrapix Investments CC R19300. In 2017, he was convicted for failing to provide maintenance for his two sons who were born to his first wife Virginia with whom he parted ways in 2008. The Randburg Magistrate Court also urged Cullinan to pay all his arrears in due within the next two years spanning 24 months. He was also given options of one year imprisonment or to pay compensation of R3000. References External links 1967 births Living people Cricketers from Kimberley, Northern Cape South African cricketers South Africa Test cricketers South Africa One Day International cricketers Border cricketers Derbyshire cricketers Easterns cricketers South African Universities cricketers Gauteng cricketers Kent cricketers Titans cricketers Western Province cricketers Indian Cricket League coaches Alumni of Queen's College Boys' High School