WADA chief says Shane Warne got away easily

London:World Anti-doping Agency Chairman Dick Pound feels Shane Warne was let off lightly by Cricket Australia for testing positive for direutics as the banned drugs are actually masking agents which could have helped the Aussie in hiding more serious steroids he possibly took to recover from a shoulder injury before the 2003 World Cup.

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Shamed Warne gets sympathy from World Cup captains

Johannesburg: World Cup captains rushed to the defence of disgraced Australian leg spinner Shane Warne on Thursday, saying cricketers were not always aware about which drugs were banned.

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Entire team given clean chit in dope-test: Dalmiya

Kolkata: All members of the Indian team have cleared the dope tests conducted on them during the recent New Zealand trip, Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) president Jagmohan Dalmiya announced on Sunday.

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