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Sri Lanka Cricketer Kusal Janith Perera is set to earn US$ 500,000 as compensation from World Anti Doping Agency (WADA) after being wrongfully suspended for failing a drug test in December 2015, former Sri Lanka Cricket President Thilanga Sumathipala has confirmed.
Negotiations between WADA and KJP’s legal team are in the last stages and the wicketkeeper batsman will be paid the compensation plus the costs that were involved in fighting his case.
KJP was suspended by the ICC after a Qatar based lab found a banned substance in the player’s urine samples. However, the charges were dropped in May 2016 after a Paris based lab found that Qatar’s findings were not sustainable.
Sri Lanka Cricket incurred a cost of US$ 100,000 in fighting KJP’s case and although the player has already paid back this amount to the board through his earnings from match fees, WADA will have to bear the costs as well apart from the compensation of US$ 500,000…
This is the least they could do and money helps but surely there needs to action taken against how this happened. You cannot accidentally destroy of professional career and say oops! Surely someone at the ICC needs to be accountable and fired?
500k is not enough. Legal bills and loss of wages is that amount. Another 500k should have been awarded as damages for the damage to his reputation and mental anguish.