Cricket Acen reveals that he has been suspended after testing positive for recreational medicine

Kagiso Rabada has revealed that he must have a provisional suspension after positive testing on a recreational medicine.

The South African fast bowler is the second best ranked in the international Cricket Council ranking.

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Rabada, 29, returned home after only playing twice with the Gujarat Titans in the IPL last month.

The moment the team announced that he had left to provide an “important personal issue”.

However, the Bowler has now announced that this was due to finding a recreational substance in a drug test.

Rabada has admitted his deep regret for his actions and hopes to draw a line under the incident.

It is unclear whether he can resume his career that would question his involvement for South Africa.

He would be expected from him that he would lead the bowling attack on the Australians next month at the World Test Championship at Lord’s.

Rabada has released a statement that apologized through the South African Cricketers’ Association.

It stated: “I am very sorry for everyone I abandoned.

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“I will never take the privilege to play Cricket for granted. This privilege is much larger than me.

“It goes beyond my personal ambitions.

“I serve a provisional suspension and I look forward to returning to the game that I like to play.

“I couldn’t have done this alone. I want to thank my agent, cricket South Africa (CSA) and Gujarat Titans for their support.

“I also want to thank Saca and my legal team for their guidance and advice.

“The most important thing is that I want to thank my friends and family for their understanding and love.

“Progress will not define this moment. I will continue to do what I have always done, constantly work hard and play with passion and dedication to my profession.”

Rabada underlined his status as South AfricaThe Pace Spearhead and one of the world’s best bowlers when he became the fastest that reached 300 test wickets in terms of balls that were bent in October last year.

He briefly shot back to the top of the Bowling classification of the ICC, after he first went to the top in January 2018, but he has since jumped through India Jasprit Bumrah.

Rabada has taken 327 wickets on an average of 22 out of only 70 tests, while collected another 168 dismissal in 108 ODIs and 71 in 65 T20 internationals.

Cricket South Africa (CSA) confirmed in a statement that Rabada ‘had returned a negative analytical finding for the use of a forbidden substance.

“The incident is regrettable, but Rabada has reassured CSA and his fans of his dedication to maintain professional standards and has repeated his passion to cricket sport and the country that he represents with goal.

“CSA is fully committed to drug -free sport and reminds cricket players, both professionally and amateur, of the importance of complying with all regulations.

“We are steadfast in our support for all players in this respect.”