Moscow: A Canadian lawyer commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), issued a report two weeks ago accusing Russia’s sports ministry of overseeing a vast doping program of its Olympic athletes.
Continue reading Russian badminton players cleared to play in Rio after doping scandal
Kuala Lumpur: The Badminton World Federation (BWF) has started a three-day meeting since Friday to rule on a Thailand’s player’s fate in next month’s Olympics.
Bangkok: As rumors swirl around the Thailand badminton community upon some unconfirmed reports, a high profile badminton star from Thailand had failed a drug test conducted after the completion of the 2016 Asian Badminton Championships in China last April.
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Beijing: In a statement released by the Badminton World Federation (BWF) on Friday, Chinese women’s doubles badminton player Yu Xiaohan has received a retroactive seven-month ban for a doping violation committed last year.
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Kuala Lumpur: In a statement released by the Badminton World Federation (BWF) on Monday, Chinese badminton player Yu Xiaohan has been provisionally suspended by the sport’s governing body following allegation of doping violation.
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‘Proving intent critical in doping case’
Seoul: One year before the revelations that Olympic star swimmer Park Tae-hwan had failed a drug test after being injected with a banned substance, Korean gold medalist in badminton, Lee Yong-dae, shocked the nation with a doping scandal of his own.
Continue reading Lessons we can learn from Lee Yong-dae’s doping case
Singapore: Doping cases in badminton, including Malaysian world number one Lee Chong Wei’s failed drug test last month, have “damaged some kind of credibility” in the sport, said Badminton World Federation (BWF) president Poul-Erik Hoyer Larsen.
Continue reading Poul Erik Hoyer-Larsen: BWF fights doping and match-fixing
Kuala LumpurL: Badminton World Federation has confirmed B sample of a shuttler has tested positive for dexamethasone. However, due to the process takin place, Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) is not allowed to reveal the name of the player yet.
Continue reading Press Statement By Badminton Association of Malaysia on Doping
Kuala Lumpur: Youth and Sports Minister of Malaysia Khairy Jamaluddin told reporters on Tuesday that the Malaysian shuttler who was tested positive for the banned substance dexamethasone is not a long-term drug abuser.
Continue reading Badminton player who failed dope test not a habitual drug user
Kuala Lumpur: After an emergency council meeting on Sunday, the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) made an official announcement that one of their shuttler had failed a drug test, but decided not to reveal that shuttler’s name until the B sample results are out.
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