Overview

• Kingma’s sample taken after the May 12 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 ODI against the UAE in Utrecht tested positive for Benzoylecgonine.
• He admitted the violation and told the ICC the substance was used out of competition.
• Under the ICC Anti-Doping Code, his records from matches played after the May 12 test have been disqualified.
• The disqualification covers two ODIs against Nepal and Scotland and a T20I against Scotland, erasing his performances in those games.
• The ruling comes in a run of recreational-drug cases in international cricket, following recent sanctions for Kagiso Rabada and Doug Bracewell.