New details of Kagiso Rabada’s use of entertainment for entertainment are revealed: “Cocaine …”

South Africa Pacer Kagiso Rabada recently gave a temporary prohibition for entertainment drug use. After playing only two matches for the 29 -year -old Gujarat Titans (GT), he left IPL, where he returned home last month and served the moon ban and completed a training and awareness program to prevent further substance addiction. According to a report in the South African newspaper RelationshipAt the beginning of this year, benzoilecgonin (BZE), a metabolite in the urine sample during the SA20, were found.

In the report, Rabada’s legal team showed that the use of cocaine is out of competitive, because the concentration (under 1,000 nanogram per milliliters) suggested to be used on the test day.

“This was smart to go to this route,” Khalid Galant, CEO of South African Facial Sports Institute (Saids), said to Rapport. He said. “If you know that you do this, it will give you time and legal fees.”

In a statement published by GT last month, Rabada was deeply upset for his actions.

“South African Sports Institute (Saids) completed the investigation. Rabada honored temporarily suspended and completed a program.

The statement did not specify the length of the suspension.

Rabada, who played only two matches for Gujarat this season of the T20 Tournament, was deeply upset for his actions.

The Lord said, “This moment will not define me. I will continue to do what I do, work hard and play with passion and commitment to my craft.” He said.

Meanwhile, on Friday, IPL was suspended for a week between the increasing tensions between the border between India and Pakistan.

The tournament can continue next weekend under a ceasefire agreement with India and Pakistan.

(With PTI inputs)