'This is not a personal problem': former Australian captain Kagiso Rabada Lack of transparency in the drug case | Cricket News

Former Australian test captain, Tim Paine, sharply criticized the confidentiality surrounding the South African Pacer Kagiso Rabada's unsuccessful drug test, described the situation as “extremely wrong ve and demanded full transparency from the jacking authorities.
Rabada announced that he had recently tested positively for a recreation substance prohibited in the SA20 league in January and after a temporary suspension. Fast Bows left IPL by referring to “personal reasons, after taking part in only two games for Gujarat Titans – the claim that Paine found misleading.
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“It smells. I don't like this use around personal problems, and it is used to hide things that are not a personal problem, Paina Paine said to Radio. “If you have a professional athlete who is tested for entertainment drugs during a tournament he plays, this is not under personal issues for me.”
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Paine argued that such issues were under the violation of the contract and required public accountability. “Taking drugs – entertainment or performance – it is not a personal issue that can be hidden for a month. A man can be removed from IPL, can be moved back to South Africa and let it shift only under the carpet,” he said.

. World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) It is suspended for three months to four years for entertainment drug use. However, official clarity has not been presented about Rabada's exact crime, penalty time or supervisory body.

“If you get drugs and get caught in doing so, people deserve what they get, how long they last, and who sanction.”