Even as team India departs for South Africa for the ICC Champions Trophy, the WADA is promising to make it tough for India.
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The Indian cricketers were the only from the cricket fraternity to refuse to sign the anti drug contract because in their opinion, they were uncomfortable about violating their privacy for the whereabotus clause.
The World Anti Doping Agency has intimated the Indian government apparently that the Indian cricketers' contention against the whereabouts clause cannot create a special category for them.
The WADA has also requested that it was best that the players named in the international pool for testing not be revealed in public and that the clause was important to ensure a drug free sport.
With more talks with the ICC planned for the tournament, Indian team may have more than one battle on their hands.
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