SYDNEY (AP) — Former Australian test bowler Stuart MacGill was spared jail time and given a community service order when he appeared in court on Friday for sentencing over supplying cocaine. MacGill ...

Ex-Test cricketer Stuart MacGill is fighting to have his drug supply conviction overturned on appeal, with his lawyers arguing the verdict was illogical.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. FILE - In this Jan. 3, 2018, file photo, former Australian spin bowler Stuart MacGill helps England's team while training for ...

A friend of former test great star Stuart MacGill turned on him before the veteran cricketer was charged for allegedly setting up a $300,000 cocaine deal. MacGilll's friend gave information to police ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Stuart MacGill arrives at The Downing Centre District Court on Wednesday. Cricket legend Stuart MacGill has been charged with ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Cricketing great Stuart MacGill is fighting back against his conviction for his role in facilitating a $330,000 drug deal and will ...

Former cricketer Stuart MacGill has denied that he was setting up a drug deal when he introduced a cocaine dealer to his partner's brother. He told the court that he "did not like" his brother-in-law ...

Stuart MacGill will serve a community sentence after being convicted over a cocaine deal, which led to his kidnapping. MacGill supplied drugs for the deal between his regular dealer and his brother-in ...

Australian cricketer Stuart MacGill was the victim of a kidnapping, according to Fergus Hunter and Laura Chung of the Sydney Morning Herald. Hunter and Chung reported four men were arrested. Among ...

The cricketing great on Monday appeared before Sydney’s Downing Centre District Court where he is battling allegations that he helped facilitate a separate, earlier $330,000 cocaine deal involving a ...