the arrest warrant.

       On September 14, 2011, Deputy Pete Kell of the Marshals Service went to

Eastwood’s address in Robinson. The police officers eventually located Eastwood hiding

behind a shelving unit at the residence. Eastwood told Deputy Kell that he had “dragged

the whole process out” because he was hoping that the police would give up and go

away. Tr. p. 549.

       Eastwood was taken into custody, and at a jury trial that commenced on December

14, 2011, Eastwood testified that he had moved from Brown County to his daughter’s

mobile home in Parker’s Lake, Kentucky, at about the same time that the arrest warrant

was issued. He and his wife eventually moved to Robinson. When Eastwood was

apprehended, he told Deputy Kell thatGiven the number of cricketing records he holds, it is no wonder the vice-captain has earned the name "Guinness".

The most successful wicket-keeper in South African history has reached the double of 1,000 runs and 100 dismissals, was the fastest in the world to 100 ODI catches (in his 65th match) and the quickest to 150 Test dismissals (38 Tests).

Has hit four centuries in Test cricket and his batting average, at under 30 and his fifteen fifties in ODIs indicate he can often be relied upon to add late runs, at times they can be match-winning ones.

Boucher made his Test debut when he was rushed to Sheikhupura and then for South Africa's 1997-98 tour of Australia to stand in for the injured Dave Richardson.

Eventually he took over as the