Former Australian spinner Stuart MacGill was found guilty of participating in drug supply. He admitted to using cocaine but denied knowing about a specific deal. MacGill will be sentenced on March 9.

Ex-International cricketer Stuart MacGill has been found guilty of taking part in the supply of cocaine in Sydney.

Former Australian Test cricketer Stuart MacGill has been found guilty of involvement in drug supply, albeit acquitted of knowingly participating in a significant cocaine transaction. On Thursday, a jury from the Sydney District Court determined that he played a role in facilitating a meeting

Jurors heard Stuart MacGill - who played 44 Tests for Australia and took 208 wickets - was a regular user of the drug.

Australian test cricketer Stuart MacGill might still be jailed, but has been spared a potential life sentence over his role in a $364,000 cocaine deal that led to his kidnapping. The former leg-spinner has been acquitted of taking part in the commercial distribution of drugs under his restaurant roof in April 2021.

Former Australian Test cricketer Stuart MacGill was Thursday found guilty in a Sydney court of taking part in the supply of cocaine. After more than six hours of deliberations, a jury found the 54-year old not guilty on a more serious charge of taking part in commercial-scale drug supply.

Former Australian Test cricketer Stuart MacGill has been found guilty of taking part in the supply of cocaine in Sydney. The 54-year-old former spin bowler, who played 44 Tests for Australia and took 208 wickets, had pleaded not guilty to a single charge of participating in the supply of a prohibited drug.