According to the synergy of the South African newspaper, the legal team of Pesar Kagiso Rabada helped them move away with the length restriction after the marks of benzoylecagonin (BZE), a metabolite of cocaine was found on their urine samples. Sa20 In January. Rapport reported that Rabada’s legal team performed him Use of cocaine The concentration (less than 1,000 nanograms per milliliter) suggested prior use, not the use of the day of the test.“He was smart to get down from that route,” said Khalid Galant, CEO of South African Institute for Drug-Frew Sport (SAIDS). “If you know that you have done this, it saves you time and legal fee.”Rabada, 29, left the Indian Premier League to return home last month after a positive drug test, resulting in a provisional suspension.Who is that IPL player?Rabada said in a statement, “I am deeply sorry for all that I have let down.” “I will never take privilege to play cricket. This privilege is much bigger than me. It is beyond my personal aspirations.”The 29 -year -old was said last week, saying that he had completed a month’s ban and also completed an education and awareness program to prevent further drug abuse.
“Mr. Rabada conducted a positive test for a substance of misuse and later informed about his doping offense allegation on 1 April 2025. A provisional suspension was imposed and Mr. Rabada returned to South Africa from India.”Rabada is the leading fast bowler of South Africa. He has taken 327 wickets in 70 tests and is expected to play an important role for South Africa. World test championship The final against Australia began on 11 June at Lord’s in London.
