Australian sprinter Torrie Lewis says she was advised to remain silent after the Commonwealth Games women’s 200 metres final, where Adaejah Hodge’s drugs ban is involved. In statements reported by multiple outlets, Lewis says she was told “not to say anything” about the matter following the race. The reports frame her comments as relating to when and how she learned about the ban and the guidance she received about discussing it publicly. While the outlets focus on Lewis’s account of being asked not to comment, they do not add further detail in the provided summaries about the specific circumstances of the ban, the anti-doping process, or any formal investigation involving Lewis. Across the coverage, the shared point is that Lewis speaks about being instructed to avoid public remarks after the Commonwealth Games final in which Hodge was the winner. The reporting presents Lewis’s remarks without indicating whether that advice was official, who issued it, or whether Lewis subsequently made any additional disclosures.