Nick Kyrgios detained over cocaine test

The International Tennis Integrity Agency has temporarily suspended Australian player Nick Kyrgios after it was confirmed that he tested positive for Benzoylecgonine, a metabolite of cocaine, during his participation in the ATP 250 tournament in Mallorca, Spain, last June. The suspension took effect on August 4th, barring Kyrgios from competing, training, or attending sanctioned tournaments during the suspension period, the duration of which remains unspecified and depends on the circumstances of the substance use. The player admitted to the violation and apologized, stating that health issues and injuries have affected his mental state, and he has decided to take a 28-day break from social media. Kyrgios has the right to appeal but has not done so yet. His highest world ranking was 13th in 2016.

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