Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has cleared Wessly Madhevere and Brandon Mavuta to return to competitive cricket after they completed their four-month suspensions for drug use. The ban was imposed after the two players had tested positive for a recreational drug during an in-house dope test in December. As a feature of their recovery, Madhevere and Mavuta were requested to prepare under ZC's elite execution program. They were likewise fined half of their compensations for a very long time beginning January 2024. "It got going as something that I was taking for no particular reason and afterward it wound up as something that I was dependent on," Mavuta, the 17-year-old legspin-bowling allrounder, said in a ZC proclamation. "I was unable to rest and more often than not I had loss of craving and I wound up rushing to take pot... I think twice about it. It has really been an illustration to me. "It [the suspension] has really been somewhat of a surprisingly good development since I needed to invest more energy zeroing in on my game and presently I'm fitter and more grounded. The counsel I can provide for individuals, adolescents or individual sportspersons, is that it's the most terrible thing to do - consuming medications - on the grounds that it influences you over the long haul and when you become [addicted], it will be truly challenging for you to get ease off it. "I'm, not entirely set in stone to return and the bounceback will be considerably greater than whatever I was before on the grounds that I have been in the elite execution [programme] for those four months." Madhevere, the 23-year-old top-request player, said, "The examples I took from it is I shouldn't underestimate anything, as there will constantly be ramifications for your activities. You need to thoroughly consider it prior to doing stuff like that, particularly ingesting medications, particularly realizing drugs like that are not permitted. "I suppose on the off chance that you simply regard anything you are doing, whether it's a task or something different, it will assist you with pursuing better choices. Despite the fact that it could appear to be about tomfoolery and stuff, on the off chance that you trifle with it you will turn out to be a medication fiend. "Simply realize that there will be ramifications and assuming you realize that it will assist you with pursuing better choices." Madhevere and Mavuta last played for Zimbabwe during their home series against Ireland in December 2023. They likewise highlighted in one match each in the Logan Cup, for Mashonaland Hawks and Mid West Rhinos separately, before their suspensions in January. "I'm satisfied to invite Wessly and Brandon back to cutthroat cricket after the two of them went through recovery and furthermore finished a medication assessment did to check in the event that they were currently spotless," Givemore Makoni, the ZC overseeing chief, said in an explanation. "All the more critically, the two players recognized their slip-ups and have promised to remain clean and spotlight on their exceptionally encouraging professions as cricketers." There is, in any case, no report on player Kevin Kasuza, who was likewise suspended in January in the wake of testing positive for a prohibited sporting medication. In the mean time, Davis Murwendo, a ZC foundation player, likewise returned positive for a social medication in the most recent round of inside tests. He is set to show up for a conference soon. The counter medications program run by ZC is willful and separate from ICC and World Enemy of Doping Organization (WADA) commitments. "Perceiving the risks that sporting medications might cause, ZC selected to go past the ICC and WADA commitments by carrying out an in-house drugs testing program," Makoni said. "This is a vital drive that ought to be hailed for giving training, guiding and treatment, where proper, to restore players who have become engaged with social medications."