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Former captain of Australian testing, Tim Paine, He has criticized the secret that surrounds the South fast diaper -African Kagiso Rabada, which has been temporarily suspended from playing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025.
Rabada, a key figure in the South Bowling attack -Africa recently revealed that his abrupt departure from the IPL in April was due to a positive drug test performed during the SA20 League in January. Paine’s demanding observations have led to debate on transparency and accountability in Criclet’s anti-doping protocols.
Kagiso Rabada Apolozises to the fans to leave them
Rabbed, representing Gujarat Titans (GT) At IPL 2025, he left the tournament halfway through after playing only two games, citing “personal reasons”. On Saturday, he issued a statement through the South Association -AFRICANA de Cricters (SACA), which confirmed that it was at the service of a provisional suspension after positively testing a non -specified recreational medicine. He expressed his remorse, apologized to the fans, and said that the incident would not define his career.
“I am sorry for all I have left. I will never take the privilege of playing Cricket of course. This privilege is much greater than me. It goes beyond my personal aspirations. Advance, this moment will not define myself. I will continue to do what I have always done, continuously working and playing with passion and devotion to my boat.” Said rabbi.
Tim Pain Secret Questions about Rabada Drug Prohibition
Paine has expressed a strong criticism of manipulating the provisional suspension of rabbi, calling into question the decision to label -the “personal problem”. Paine argued that the positive tests of recreational drugs during an active tournament should be treated as a professional offense rather than a private matter. He said that eliminating a player from the IPL, sending it quietly at home, and then reintroduced it after fulfilling a ban without public responsibility being a worrying precedent. According to Paine, these cases should not be swept under the carpet, as they involve contractual and professional responsibilities.
Speaking on the radio breakfast program, Paine said: “It stinks. I do not like this use around personal problems, and is used to hide things that are not a personal problem. If you have a professional athlete who has tried recreational drugs during a tournament where it touches, this does not go into personal problems. Hidden for a month.
Meanwhile, South -Africa will face Australia in the End of the World Test Championship to the Lord next month. Paine’s concerns about the recent drug episode may be related to the possible return of Rabada for this High Participation Party.
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