In our commitment to uphold the spirit of cricket, our league strictly follows an Anti-Doping Code aligned with international standards. Doping is a serious violation that affects not only the fairness of the game but also the health and integrity of the players.

Why It Matters

The Anti-Doping Code is in place to:

• Ensure all players compete on a level playing field.
• Promote health, fairness, and safety in the sport.
• Educate players about prohibited substances and practices.

What Players Should Know

• Prohibited Substances: All players must avoid using any substance or method listed in the official WADA Prohibited List.
• Random Testing: Players may be subjected to random drug testing during or after matches.
• TUE (Therapeutic Use Exemption): If a player needs medication for health reasons, proper clearance must be taken in advance.

Responsibilities of Players & Teams

• Stay informed about banned substances.
• Avoid taking any supplement or medicine without checking its ingredients.
• Cooperate during testing and investigations.

Consequences of Violations

• Immediate suspension from ongoing matches.
• Long-term bans from the league and other affiliated tournaments.
• Public announcement of the violation after confirmation.

We are committed to clean cricket. Let’s play fair and respect the game we all love.