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By a Mail Today Correspondent - "World cricket is littered with instances of players risking everything by indulging in substance abuse. Be it Ian Botham being suspended for smoking cannabis in 1986, Pakistani pacers Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis charged with marijuana possession during their tour to the West Indies in 1993 or more recently Mohammed Asif being caught at the Dubai airport with a small amount of opium, there is a dark side to cricket. It would be foolish to believe that Indian cricketers would remain untouched by its allure.
There are players who are known to organise rave parties where drugs like cocaine flow freely. And it is because of this reason that their insistence on not signing the WADA anti-doping code raises a few eyebrows. Are our cricketers afraid of getting caught because some of them like to walk on the wild side of life? Are they taking synthetic drugs to help them recover from injuries faster?
Maybe it's time to call a spade a spade.
You can also read why Indian cricketers don't want to sign WADA's anti-doping code
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