No sports in no country have such a pitiful record when it comes to combating doping.
And yet here we are, on the eve of another Commonwealth Games and the sad script is being repeated all over again.
Officials from both sports make the dodgy doctors and shady soigneurs that once polluted every team car in cycling's peloton look like Doogie Howser.
Indian lifters have only just been cleared to compete in Delhi after their hapless association, the Indian Weightlifting Federation, failed to pay a $500,000 fine levied by the world governing body after six of their athletes failed drugs tests last year
http://www.morethanthegames.co.uk/summer-sports/0212336-sad-inalienable-truth-indian-sports-doping
And yet here we are, on the eve of another Commonwealth Games and the sad script is being repeated all over again.
Officials from both sports make the dodgy doctors and shady soigneurs that once polluted every team car in cycling's peloton look like Doogie Howser.
Indian lifters have only just been cleared to compete in Delhi after their hapless association, the Indian Weightlifting Federation, failed to pay a $500,000 fine levied by the world governing body after six of their athletes failed drugs tests last year
http://www.morethanthegames.co.uk/summer-sports/0212336-sad-inalienable-truth-indian-sports-doping
