Mumbai: Olympic bronze medallist wrestler Sushil Kumar on Wednesday asked the Indian cricketers to shrug off all apprehensions about the 'whereabout' clause of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code and accept it without any reservation.Sushil, who is a WADA signatory, dismissed
New Delhi: Board of Control for Cricket in India on Monday termed Sports Minister M S Gill's view that cricketers should sign the World Anti-Doping Agency clause as his personal opinion and claimed that the Cricket Board would stick to
New Delhi: BCCI and Indian cricketers have strong reservation about the “wherabouts” clause of World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), but Sports minister MS Gill strongly supports the WADA rule.India's leading cricketers were unhappy with the whereabouts clause of WADA, which stipulates
New Delhi: Middle order batsman Yuvraj Singh has said that the players were wary of the World Anti-Doping Agency's (WADA) controversial ''whereabouts'' rule as it infringed on their privacy."We play cricket 9-10 months a year and our concern is whatever free
New Delhi: The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) on Sunday expressed its concern over the Board of Control for Cricket in India’s decision rejecting a WADA clause which makes it mandatory for the Indian cricketers to be available for out of competition
New Delhi: The deadlock between the Board of Cricket Control in India (BCCI) and the World Anti Doping Agency (WADA) continues, after the BCCI backed its players and refused to accept the ‘whereabouts’ clause.The ‘whereabouts’ clause which makes it necessary for
Lahore: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has ruled out any possibility of organizing its share of 2011 World Cup matches at neutral venues.“There’s no such clause in the agreement among the four co-hosts, so it’s not possible,” PCB chairman Ijaz Butt
New Delhi: India's prolific batsman Gautam Gambhir has been awarded the prestegious Arjuna Award for the year 2009.Gambhir is the only Indian cricketer to win prestigious Arjuna Award by the Sports Ministry of India.Indian opener recently become only the sixth
Lahore: Former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Shaharyar Khan has supported Shoaib Akhtar’s omission from the 30-member ICC Champions Trophy squad, saying that the mercurial pacer is not fit to even make it to a list of 50. “In his present
London: Former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly has dismissed suggestions that Twenty20 may become a potential threat to Test cricket.Former Indian opener also hoped the instant popularity of the shortened version of the game would not lead to a situation of overkill.Ganguly
