Former Australian Cricket player Stewart McGil was convicted of participating in cocaine supplies in Sydney.
The 54 -year -old former Ramer, who played 44 tests for Australia and took 208 share, has not guilty on one charge to participate in the supply of a banned drug.
The charge related to the introduction to April 2021 made between the cocaine dealer and another person.
A jury in the New South Wales District Court heard on Thursday that although the participation of McGil was limited to the foreground, the merchant also participated in other alleged supplies.
McGill is expected to return to the court in May.
MacGill plays with Australia in a test against the West Indies in 2008
The former cricket player occupied the headlines in 2021 when he was claimed that he was kidnapped, assaulted and threatened with a pistol before his release.
New South Wales Police arrested four men regarding the accident.
McGill’s international profession from 1988 to 2008 was largely overwhelmed by his Australian colleague Shin Warren, who is second in the list of applicants ever in cricket.
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