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1 minute ago, sandeep said:

WTF.  why

PrithviShaw suspended for eight months for doping violation, was tested during Syed Mushtaq Ali trophy (Feb) 

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Prithvi Shaw had provided a urine sample as part of the BCCI’s anti-doping testing program during the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy match on 22nd February 2019 in Indore 

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Just now, rtmohanlal said:

yes.. this is the way  to groom  a talented youngster, that too who has made such a promising start ..... the morons in the  set up are hell bent on destroying  Indian cricket//

Here we can't blame bcci ,it's player own mistake.

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Last year Punjab's Abhishek Gupta was suspended for the same violation. Yusuf Pathan too has been suspended for this

Edited by kosingh
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Prithvi Shaw return to train with his State team and/or to use the facilities of any club or other member organisation of BCCI after midnight on 15th September 2019.

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There should be a handout highlighting which over the counter drugs to avoid. A table should list banned substances in one column, which drugs have them in the 2nd, and the punishment handed out for its use in the 3rd.  Anyone who plays cricket organized by BCCI should have it 

 

 

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The 19-year-old responded by saying that he inadvertently took the drug because of consuming an over-the-counter syrup for his cough. BCCI found his explanation satisfactory and ruled out the possibility of it being consumed as a performance enhancer. Based on these findings, the BCCI put forth a back-dated eight-month suspension which will go on till November 15, 2019.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.cricbuzz.com/amp/cricket-news/109146/prithvi-shaw-handed-backdated-suspension-for-doping-violation

Cough syrup ke lei ban bcci:facepalm::facepalm:

Edited by helperononline
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8 minutes ago, zen said:

There should be a handout highlighting which over the counter drugs to avoid. A table should list banned substances in one column, which drugs have them in the 2nd, and the punishment handed out for its use in the 3rd.  Anyone who plays cricket organized by BCCI should have it 

 

 

Bcci is too lazy to do such research and they are a bunch of baniyas unwilling to outsource this work to a person or company. 

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11 minutes ago, zen said:

There should be a handout highlighting which over the counter drugs to avoid. A table should list banned substances in one column, which drugs have them in the 2nd, and the punishment handed out for its use in the 3rd.  Anyone who plays cricket organized by BCCI should have it 

 

 

Pretty sure this exists. And athletes are routinely educated about these things. 

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