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Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif's 'B' sample has tested positive for banned substance nandrolone after the 25-year-old failed an initial test in the Indian Premier League.
Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif's 'B' sample has tested positive for banned substance nandrolone after the 25-year-old failed an initial test in the Indian Premier League.
Mohammad Asif's B sample test has been postponed till August 18 after the Indian Premier League accepted his request for more time in order to obtain a visa to travel to Switzerland, where he will be assessed at a World Anti-Doping Agency-accredited laboratory.
John Buchanan's Kolkata Knight Riders squad will fine-tune for the next version of the Indian Premier League with a two-week camp in the Australian coach's home state next month.
The Indian Premier League has extended the date for the 'B' sample test for Pakistani pacer Mohammad Asif to August 18.
Indian Cricket League Chairman Kapil Dev admitted on Tuesday rival Indian Premier League has overshadowed ICL in market blitz but ruled out joining fo
John Buchanan's Kolkata Knight Riders squad will fine-tune for the next version of the Indian Premier League with a two-week camp in the Australian coach's home state next month.
The journeyman Dimitri Mascarenhas, the only Englishman to appear at the Indian Premier League, will play for Otago in New Zealand's domestic one-day tournaments in 2008-09.
Pakistan allrounder Yasir Arafat has signed up with Kolkata Knight Riders for the second edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) to be held in April 2009. .
Despite an extremely successful stint with the Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League, it's in the Test arena Sohail Tanvir wishes to shine.
Pakistan fast bowler Sohail Tanvir was the Indian Premier League's (IPL's) most successful bowler but he has said that it is in the Test arena that he really wants to prove himself.
Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif must wait until August 6 for his B sample to be tested after an initial test during the Indian Premier League season in May was positive.
Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif must wait until August 6 for his B sample to be tested after an initial test during the Indian Premier League season in May was positive.
Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif must wait until August 6 for his B sample to be tested after an initial test during the Indian Premier League season in May was positive.
Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif must wait until August 6 for his B sample to be tested after an initial test during the Indian Premier League season in May was positive.
Arjuna Ranatunga has sent a letter to the Sri Lankan players asking them to give priority to their tour of England over the Indian Premier League (IPL) next year. The letter is believed to have been written in a personal capacity.
Next edition of the Indian Premier League might not feature any Sri Lankan with cricket board chief Arjuna Ranatunga writing to the players, asking th
IPL chairman Lalit Modi is adamant that the proposed Twenty20 Champions League will go ahead - with or without English teams.
IPL chief Lalit Modi says Kevin Pietersen and Andrew Flintoff could earn £1 million playing in his Twenty20 competition.
IPL commissioner Lalit Modi has rubbished rumours about the Champions League Twenty20 event.
Indian cricket official Lalit Modi, who organised the hugely successful Indian Premier League Twenty20 competition earlier this year, said the Champions League would be held at a later date.
The International Cricket Council has concerns over the threat of match-fixing in the Indian Premier League (IPL), ICC general manager Dave Richardson said.
Mohammad Asif, the Pakistan fast bowler, is trying to hire the services of Dr Graham Durgan, a sports medicine expert from England, to plead his case against the dope charges after he tested positive for a banned substance during the Indian Premier League.
The International Cricket Council remains concerned over the threat of match-fixing in the Indian Premier League, ICC general manager Dave Richardson has said.
Beleaguered Pakistani pacer Mohd. Asif has requested Indian Premier League officials and World Anti-Doping Agency to postpone his 'B' sample test.
Mohammad Asif's lawyer, Shahid Karim, is unhappy that his client's name was disclosed by the Indian Premier League for testing positive for a banned substance, despite the fact that the results were not matched with his B sample.
The Indian Premier League (IPL) has called Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif for his 'B sample' test and probably it will be taken on July 28.
Pakistan players will not be given permission to turn out in the Indian Premier League if the dates clash with a re-scheduled series against Australia, say the Pakistan board.