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Bangladesh's Kazi Islam handed 2-year-suspension for doping violation

Islam had tested positive for Methamphetamine(d-) - a substance included in ICCs prohibited list of 2018 - during an in-competition test held in Cox Bazaar.

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Kazi Anik Islam, Bangladesh's first-class cricketer who featured in the 2018 U-19 World Cup, has been handed a two-year-suspension for failing a dope test during the National Cricket League in November 2018. After failing the test, he was removed from every program of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) that he was part of.

Islam had tested positive for Methamphetamine(d-) -- a substance included in ICC's prohibited list of 2018 -- during an in-competition test held in Cox Bazaar.

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