Megan Schutt, the Australian women's cricket strike bowler, was handed a two‑match ban for a breach involving a prescription medication, a sanction announced on Thursday. She apologized for the breach, which the governing body said was not related to performance‑enhancing drugs and stemmed from a single incident after the rain‑affected final T20 against New Zealand.
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Followers of Schutt would care because the ban affects her playing availability and reflects on her professional conduct.
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- Megan Schutt is 33 years old.
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