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Cricketing great Stuart MacGill maintains he is 'absolutely' the victim of a kidnapping and has suffered greatly as he gets set to stand trial over his alleged role in a large-scale cocaine deal.
Mr MacGill pleaded not guilty in Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court on Thursday and was committed to stand trial over his alleged role in a $330,000 drug deal.
The cult leg spinner has remained on bail since his arrest in September last year when he was charged with one count of knowingly taking part in the supply of a large commercial quantity of a prohibited drug.
According to court documents, Mr MacGill is alleged to have taken part in the supply of a kilogram of cocaine at Neutral Bay, on Sydney's lower north shore, between April 1 and April 14 in 2021.
Police have alleged the 53-year-old was involved in the cocaine deal worth more than $330,000.
MacGill is pictured outside Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court on Thursday, where he entered a plea of not guilty
Inside court on Thursday, Mr MacGill's solicitor Thos Hodgson entered a not guilty plea.
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