After cricket, its doping in Tennis. Accused: sober but hard serving Greg Rusedski.

Doping results actually rebounded in tennis circle, but the gentleman's game that it is, Greg was allowed to compete at the Australian Open immediately and no player minced any wrong word about him.

The latest on the issue though, according to the BBC is

Greg Rusedski can expect to face a two-year ban when the outcome of the hearing into his positive drugs test is revealed, according to reports.
The British number two will learn his fate next week after Monday's hearing in Montreal

The Times said, that Rusedski's camp was pessimistic about whether they convinced the tribunal of his innocence.

Rusedski on his part quipped "I'm confident - all I can do now is sit tight".

Other officials and retired players have said, a sentence could mean a life ban. But then Tennis and more so the British Tennis can fare better with the British No 2 acing his way through tennis courts.