Colombo, May 29: The International Cricket Council is due to hold an inquiry shortly into Sri Lanka national cricketer Upul Tharanaga being tested positive for using a banned substance during the recent World Cup tournament, The Sunday Times reported.
Left-hander Tharanga has been tested positive following a random test for using Prednisolone reportedly prescribed to him by a Sri Lankan politician's alternative medicine practitioner, the report said.
Tharanga was the opening batsman during the tournament and scored an unbeaten century against England in the Colombo semi-final.
http://ping.fm/MsQO0
Popular Posts
-
India’s star mid-fielder Sardar Singh and striker S V Sunil has featured in Sultan Azlan Shah’s XI, the best 11 players of this year’s Azlan...
-
Vikram, A Delhi police constable, allegedly killed an elderly man in Subroto Park police post in Delhi on Wednesday night. Sixty-six-year-ol...
-
Internationally acclaimed sand artist from Odisha Sudarshan Pattnaik has been congratulated by President Pratibha Patil and a host of other ...
-
Russian conglomerate Sistema today said it has approached the Indian government seeking protection of its USD 3.1 billion investment and pla...
-
A security staff employed by a Delhi security agency to deposit cash in Kotak Mahindra Bank ATMs has allegedly decamped with upto Rs 1 cror...
-
Skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni smashed a whirlwind 20-ball 51 down the order to catapult Chennai Super Kings to a challenging 187 for 5 agains...
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment