West Indies have received a boost prior to their World Twenty20 campaign after Andre Russell was cleared to play in the tournament with the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission clearing the all-rounder for the time being, saying they would not suspend him with a hearing pending into his "anti-doping whereabouts" violation.

Russell missed three doping tests within a 12-month span, which equates to failing a dope test, and faces the possibility of a 24-month suspension from cricket if found guilty.

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We used a Mankad cheat to win the U19 WC, now we'll be using a drug cheat to win the T20 WC.

This Cameron guy has no shame.

Cameron must go!

In reply to Drapsey

a drug cheat??


Now that could be actionable.


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In reply to Ewart

yuh think Coz could act as a witness !!!

In reply to Ewart

But in all seriousness if 3 missed tests = failing a test he is a drug cheat. It was reported that he missed 3 tests.

In reply to ponderiver

Eye witness?

In reply to Ewart

Ok, a drug test cheat then.

Whatever you call it, it's Cameron's fault.

In reply to Drapsey

It's not Cameron's fault; it's Jamaican Dave Cameron's fault.

BTW, as soon as "Jamaican " Dave is replaced, WI cricket will be able to reassume its rightful position as the Court Jesters of international cricket.

In reply to nick2020

oh fuch!

If this was athletics, Russell would have to sit it out with immediate effect, much as Christine Ohuruogu had to do....