Nick Kyrgios Cocaine Scandal
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- Fergus GreggABC News (AU)
- Gavin BlackburnEuronews
- Amy LofthouseBBC
- ReutersAl Jazeera
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Nick Kyrgios reveals positive cocaine test, provisionally suspended from competing and coaching
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Cocaine is banned as a doping substance during competitions, with lower sanctions possible when used away from events.
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- 19 Aug
Nick Kyrgios reveals positive cocaine test, provisionally suspended from competing and coaching
Coverage 5 articles
19 Aug Nick Kyrgios provisionally suspended after positive test for cocaine
Al Jazeera
19 Aug Tennis player Nick Kyrgios suspended after testing positive for cocaine
BBC
19 Aug Former Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios says he tested positive for cocaine
Euronews- 19 Aug Nick Kyrgios provisionally suspended from tennis after testing positive for cocaine
CBC 19 Aug Kyrgios provisionally suspended after positive cocaine test in Spain
ABC News (AU)
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