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Date: 02-08-2009 | Total Images: 15

Indian Cricketer Harbhajan Singh arrives for an emergency meeting of BCCI to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.
Emergency meeting of BCC
Photographer: Ganesh Lad
Uploaded: 02-08-2009
International Cricket Council (ICC) Media and Communications manager Brian Murgatroyd interacts with media during an emergency meeting to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1,
Emergency meeting of BCC
Photographer: Ganesh Lad
Uploaded: 02-08-2009
Indian Cricketer Yuvraj Singh arrives for an emergency meeting of BCCI to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.
Emergency meeting of BCC
Photographer: Ganesh Lad
Uploaded: 02-08-2009
Indian Cricketer Harbhajan Singh arrives for an emergency meeting of BCCI to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.
Emergency meeting of BCC
Photographer: Ganesh Lad
Uploaded: 02-08-2009
International Cricket Council (ICC) Media and Communications manager Brian Murgatroyd and legal expert Ian Higgins during an emergency meeting to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the A
Emergency meeting of BCC
Photographer: Ganesh Lad
Uploaded: 02-08-2009
International Cricket Council (ICC) Media and Communications manager Brian Murgatroyd and BCCI Secretary N Srinivasan share a light moment while legal expert Ian Higgins and Chief Administrative Officer Ratnakar Shetty look on during an emergency meeting to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.
Emergency meeting of BCC
Photographer: Ganesh Lad
Uploaded: 02-08-2009
Indian Cricketer Yuvraj Singh leaves after an emergency meeting of BCCI to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.
Emergency meeting of BCC
Photographer: Ganesh Lad
Uploaded: 02-08-2009
International Cricket Council (ICC) Media and Communications manager Brian Murgatroyd during an emergency meeting to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the
Emergency meeting of BCC
Photographer: Ganesh Lad
Uploaded: 02-08-2009
International Cricket Council (ICC) Media and Communications manager Brian Murgatroyd interacts with media during an emergency meeting to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1,
Emergency meeting of BCC
Photographer: Ganesh Lad
Uploaded: 02-08-2009
Indian Cricketer Yuvraj Singh arrives for an emergency meeting of BCCI to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.
Emergency meeting of BCC
Photographer: Ganesh Lad
Uploaded: 02-08-2009
Indian Cricket team captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni arrives for an emergency meeting of BCCI to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.
Emergency meeting of BCC
Photographer: Ganesh Lad
Uploaded: 02-08-2009
Indian Cricket team captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Harbhajan Singh and Yuvraj Singh arrive for an emergency meeting of BCCI to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline se
Emergency meeting of BCC
Photographer: Ganesh Lad
Uploaded: 02-08-2009
BCCI Secretary N Srinivasan and President Shashank Manohar interact with media during an emergency meeting to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.
Emergency meeting of BCC
Photographer: Ganesh Lad
Uploaded: 02-08-2009
Indian Cricket team captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Harbhajan Singh arrive for an emergency meeting of BCCI to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.
Emergency meeting of BCC
Photographer: Ganesh Lad
Uploaded: 02-08-2009
BCCI Secretary N Srinivasan and President Shashank Manohar interact with media during an emergency meeting to discuss the Indian Cricketers refusal to sign the "Whereabouts Clause" of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in Mumbai on Sunday, 02 August 2009. India"s cricket chiefs backed the country"s top stars who refused to sign an anti-doping code, raising fears of a stand-off with the sport"s world governing body. The decision-making working committee of the BCCI met in an emergency session in the western Indian city to discuss the players" refusal to sign the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) code because they said it infringed their privacy. India"s top players are the only ones in world cricket who had not signed the WADA documents by the August 1, deadline set by the ICC.
Emergency meeting of BCC
Photographer: Ganesh Lad
Uploaded: 02-08-2009