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Former Australian cricketer Tim Paine is not happy with South Africa’s decision to ban Cagiso Rabada. He has said that this ban will run for a few days and then it will be withdrawn.
Australian cricketer enraged CSA.
Highlights
- Tim Paine expressed displeasure over the ban of Cagiso Rabada.
- Rabada suffered temporary suspension due to banned drug.
- Penn criticized the lack of transparency.
New Delhi. A few days ago, a case of taking drugs of South African cricketer Cagiso Rabada (Kagiso Rabada) came to light. Former Australia captain Tim Penn has criticized the lack of transparency in the case of Kagiso Rabada failing in the dope test, saying that the officials associated with the case should make full disclosure. Rabada’s dope test took place in January during SA 20. Now CSA (CRICKET South Africa) has banned them.
Rabada said in a sensational revelation that he is facing temporary suspension due to the use of banned medicine used for entertainment. The South African fast bowler left the IPL for personal reasons only after playing two matches for Gujarat Titans.
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Penn told ‘Sen Radio’, “It is quite strange. I do not like it. What is the need to hide this way because it is not a private matter. If a professional player has consumed such substance during the tournament, then it is not a private issue. This means that he has violated the rules and broke the contract. This is not a private issue from anywhere. ”
Penn said, “Whether a banned substance has been taken for entertainment or to improve performance, this is not a private issue which was hidden for a month.” He was sent out of the IPL and sent to South Africa and put a curtain on everyone. After this, it will be taken back as soon as the ban is completed.
