Stuart MacGill Guilty in Cocaine Supply Case

Former Australian cricketer Stuart MacGill has been found guilty of participating in the supply of cocaine, but cleared of involvement in large commercial drug supply by a Sydney court. MacGill admitted to introducing his partner's brother to his drug dealer, which prosecutors claimed led to a deal worth AUD 330,000 for a kilogram of cocaine. The jury determined his involvement was limited to the introduction and not the broader transaction. MacGill was previously kidnapped and assaulted by a group of men, an incident he delayed reporting due to fear. Concerns have been raised about his well-being by the Australian Cricketers' Association. MacGill's sentencing is scheduled for May.