The suspension was backdated to commence on April 11, which was the date of the provisional suspension order, so Bracewell is eligible to play now

Former New Zealand allrounder Doug Bracewell has been suspended for a month after testing positive for cocaine, the country's Sport Integrity Commission said. The commission said it accepted that Bracewell used the substance out of competition,

Doug Bracewell was slapped with a one-month ban by the country's Sports Tribunal for "the presence and use" of cocaine and its metabolite benzoylecgonine. Find out more, only on CricTracker.

New Zealand pacer Doug Bracewell has been handed a one-month suspension by the Sport Integrity Commission of New Zealand. The disciplinary action comes after he tested positive for cocaine and its metabolite Benzoylecgonine (BZE).

The former Black Cap received a one-month ban from cricket earlier this year, after testing positive for cocaine.

The Sport Integrity Commission of New Zealand has banned fast bowler Doug Bracewell for a month after he tested positive for using cocaine.According to Wisden, the Sport Integrity Commission Te Kahu Raunui said in a statement that Bracewell

Former Black Caps bowler Doug Bracewell has been handed a one-month ban from cricket, having been found to have used cocaine. Bracewell, 34, tested positive for the banned substance after a Twenty20 match for Central Districts in January this year.