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Ex-KKR cricketer tests positive for cocaine, serves one-month suspension; here's what happened

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Australian cricketer Chris Lynn has been suspended for one month after testing positive for cocaine. His positive test occurred following the T20 Blast Finals Day on July 18, where he played for Northamptonshire. Lynn confirmed he used cocaine outside of…

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