New Delhi, March 15 -- Former Australian spinner Stuart MacGill has been found guilty of conspiracy to supply a prohibited drug. The 54-year-old pleaded not guilty during the trial, but admitted that he had participated in the use of cocaine and introduced his partner's brother - Marino Sotiropoulos - to his drug dealer.

MacGill is expected to return to court on 9 March for sentencing. According to an Australian Associated Press report, the jury was told that an illegal exchange of 3,30,000 Australian dollars for a kilogram of cocaine took place between the drug dealer, identified as "Person A", and Sotiropoulos.

The meeting was arranged at MacGill's restaurant on Sydney's North Shore, but the former cricketer denied knowing about the d...