Kagiso Rabada is forbidden to use the drug for entertainment purposes, and will return to IPL 2025 against GT …

According to Espncricinfo, South African accelerator Kagiso Rabada gave a three -month prohibition from three months to use an entertainment during the SA20, which was held earlier this year. In a statement published by the South African Institute of Free Sports Free Sports (Saids), the Doping test failed on January 2, following his fixtures against Durban Super Giants, representing Mi Cape Town.

On April 1, the 29 -year -old Quick was informed about the decision represented by the 18th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), which is rich in cash Titans on April 1. At that time, GT issued a statement that Rabada had been cope with an important personal issue for Rabada's “to cope with an important personal issue” without offering a time frame for Rabada's return.

According to Espncricinfo, Saids confirmed that Rabada has participated in an educational and awareness program to prevent further substance addiction since then. It is expected to continue to play immediately and GT will be able to return to the field on Wednesday, when the champions Mumbai Indians (MI) received five times.

There have been long -term suspension of players attached to individual cricket boards. Last year, the Zimbabve Cricket Board Wessy Madhevere and Brandon banned Mavuta for four months and fined 50 percent of its salaries for three months after testing positively for a dual entertainment drug.

According to Espncricinfo, Cricket South Africa is unlikely to punish Rabada more. On Saturday, Rabada made a statement that regretted his actions.

“As reported, I have recently returned to joining IPL in South Africa, as reported. He said.

“I'm deeply sorry for everyone I think. I will never accept the privilege of playing crickets. This privilege is much bigger than me. He goes beyond my personal wishes.”

Rabada took part in two fixtures for Titans in the ongoing season and jumped two scalp at an average of 41.50 and ran in a heavy economy of 10.38.