The retired leg-spinner was found guilty of taking part in the supply of a prohibited drug after teeing up a meeting between his partner's brother, Marino Sotiropoulos, and his personal dealer in ...

Australian Associated Press reported that the jury heard the illicit exchange of 330,000 Australian dollars ($210,000) for a kilogram of cocaine was struck between a dealer, identified in court only ...

A jury has found former Australian cricketer Stuart MacGill guilty of taking part in the supply of cocaine in Sydney.

During the trial, the Crown alleged he helped facilitate a drug deal between his brother-in-law Marino Sotiropoulos and a drug dealer, who can only be known as Person A, in which $330,000 was ...

After Stuart MacGill stood trial over allegations he facilitated a 1kg cocaine deal, a District Court jury has retired to consider its verdict.

The jury heard the illicit exchange of $330,000 for a kilogram of cocaine was struck between a dealer known as Person A and Marino Sotiropoulos, the brother of MacGill's partner. The jury heard the ex ...

Stuart MacGill has been adjudged guilty for facilitating a drug deal between his partner's brother and a dealer.

The court was told MacGill helped set up and was present at a meeting between his partner’s brother, Marino Sotiropoulos, and a street-level drug dealer, who can only be known as Person A ...

The former Test cricketing great is standing trial in the NSW District Court, accused of having facilitated a drug deal ...

During his trial, MacGill was alleged to have helped set up and was present at a meeting between his partner’s brother, Marino Sotiropoulos, and a dealer, who can only be known as Person A, underneath ...