However BCCI's contention is that the Board is already WADA-compliant
Vinod Rai
The BCCI brass is expected to put forth its proposals on anti-doping policy and the USD 22 million tax waiver for future global events when it meets ICC chairman Shashank Manohar in Mumbai today.
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The Committee of Administrator (CoA) along with CEO Rahul Johri will meet Manohar. During the recent ICC Board meeting in Dubai, the members were updated on World Anti-Doping Agency's (WADA) concerns about domestic anti-doping programme in India.
"The Board acknowledged its desire to remain WADA compliant and committed to working in partnership with the BCCI, WADA and the India National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) to resolve the issues as a matter of urgency," the ICC had stated. However BCCI's contention is that the Board is already WADA-compliant. It is learnt that BCCI is ready to provide a dossier on NADA's sample collection goof-ups and make it clear.
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