S. African Vaughn Van Jaarsveld gets drug ban
DURBAN (Reuters) – South African batsman Vaughn outpost Jaarsveld has been criminialized from cricket for 3 months following an interest from a World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), a South African Cricketers’ Association (SACA) pronounced upon Thursday.
The 26-year-old Van Jaarsveld, who has played dual one-day internationals as well as 3 Twenty20 matches for South Africa tested sure for a criminialized opiate sibutramine in Nov after receiving weight detriment remedy prescribed by his doctor.
Sibutramine is a opiate which, nonetheless benefaction in sure medications, is additionally upon WADA’s taboo list.
Initially, Van Jaarsveld perceived a rebuke from a South African Institute for Drug Free Sport (SAIDS) after it found which a remedy had been taken for bona fide weight detriment reasons as well as not to raise performance.
But WADA appealed opposite a decision, ensuing in SAIDS handing down a three-month ban.
“This is a quite oppressive result for Vaughn, since a resources of this matter,” SACA’s arch senior manager Tony Irish pronounced in a statement.
“It seems expected which Vaughn will not be in a on all sides to interest as well as so will have to live with this cessation which comes during a misfortune probable time for him. We, as his player association, will be ancillary him by this period.
“The preference does, however, spell out a dangers for all sports persons unwittingly receiving medication, or supplements, which might potentially enclose taboo substances. It has turn so critical which players as well as athletes essentially check as well as stand in check a essence of all medications,” he added.
(Reporting by Jason Humphries, modifying by Ed Osmond)
S. African Vaughn Van Jaarsveld gets drug ban
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