While pressure is mounting on the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to comply with the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) guidelines, the Committee Of Administrators (CoA) are satisfied with the current anti-doping system in place by the world's richest cricket board. The NADA issue was the main item discussed in the CoA meeting held at the BCCI headquarters in Churchgate yesterday. A source privy to the meeting informed mid-day that the Supreme Court-appointed committee thoroughly studied the anti-doping issue. "The COA conducted a detailed study about the issue and were satisfied with the methods and systems in place by the BCCI," the source said.

Vinod Rai