Nicholas Kirton, captain of the Canadian cricket team, was held by police at Grantley Adams International Airport in Barbados on Sunday after arriving in his homeland on an Air Canada flight. He is assisting authorities in an investigation related to the seizure of 20 pounds of cannabis at the airport.
Cricket Canada confirmed awareness of the situation in a statement on April 3, saying, “We are monitoring developments and will provide updates as details emerge,” while underscoring its commitment to integrity in the sport.
With the North America Cup set to begin on April 18 in the Cayman Islands, Cricket Canada assured the public that the National Men’s Team remains focused on preparations. The organization is balancing transparency with support for its athletes, promising further updates as the situation unfolds.
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