Kagiso Rabada in South Africa revealed on Saturday that he was a ban from the cricket game for recreational drug use.
Rapda, 29, returned to South Africa last month “for personal reasons” after playing only two games for Joghofra in the Indian Premier League.
In a statement issued by the Cricket players Association in South Africa, Rabada said that his absence was due to a “negative analytical discovery of the use of an entertainment drug” that he had led to a temporary comment.
The statement did not specify the length of the comment or when Rabada played again, but Rabada said: “I look forward to returning to the game I love playing.”
Gojarat has four remaining league combinations from the IPL, starting with the match against Mumbai Indians on Tuesday. The team is also in a good position to qualify to get the matches after winning seven games from 10 games.
Rabada is the fast football player in South Africa. 327 Wiki has conducted 70 tests, and he is expected to play a major role in the South African Championship final in the World Championship against Australia starting from Lord in London on June 11.
He said in his statement: “I am very sorry for all those who let them down. I will not take the honor of playing the game of cricket as a Muslim in it. This privilege is greater than me. It goes beyond my personal aspirations.”
He added: “This moment will not determine me. I will continue to do what I have always done, and I work hard and play with passion and dedication in my craft.”