ICC Learns That Anti-Doping Code Is WADA Compliant
24 February 2009
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has confirmed that the International Cricket Council's (ICC) revised anti-doping code is WADA-compliant.
On day one of the ICC Chief Executives' Committee (CEC) meeting in Johannesburg, members heard that WADA had approved the code, which allows cricketers to be tested out of competition. Member boards continue to be educated about the new code.
Talks on the development of the Future Tours Programme, promotion of Test cricket and the Anti-Corruption and Security Unit were also held while discussions over the abandoned Test match in Antigua will continue into a second day.
The CEC comprises the chief executives of the ten Test-playing nations and three representatives from ICC Associate members and is chaired by Haroon Lorgat, the ICC Chief Executive.
On day one of the ICC Chief Executives' Committee (CEC) meeting in Johannesburg, members heard that WADA had approved the code, which allows cricketers to be tested out of competition. Member boards continue to be educated about the new code.
Talks on the development of the Future Tours Programme, promotion of Test cricket and the Anti-Corruption and Security Unit were also held while discussions over the abandoned Test match in Antigua will continue into a second day.
The CEC comprises the chief executives of the ten Test-playing nations and three representatives from ICC Associate members and is chaired by Haroon Lorgat, the ICC Chief Executive.
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