Cricket: Sri Lanka star held on drug charge

COLOMBO (AFP) - Sri Lankan police have detained international cricketer Shehan Madushanka on a charge of possessing heroin, officials said on Monday (May 25).. Read more at straitstimes.com.

COLOMBO - Sri Lankan police have detained international cricketer Shehan Madushanka on a charge of possessing heroin, officials said on Monday .

He was carrying just over 2g of heroin when detained in the town of Pannala on Sunday, a police official said. The right-arm pace bowler took a hat-trick against Bangladesh on his one-day international debut in January 2018.

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