UAE cricketer Asif Khan receives 15-month ban for doping violation
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 9:13 AM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Asif Khan of the UAE has been handed a 15-month ban for using a banned substance. The suspension will be effective from September 8, 2025, continuing until December 7, 2026. The decision follows a violation of doping regulations, an issue that has increasingly impacted athletes in various sports. Asif's ban underscores the ongoing fight against doping within the sport.
- •Asif Khan faces a ban starting September 8, 2025.
- •The suspension lasts until December 7, 2026.
- •The ban follows a doping violation confirmed by regulators.
- •This case adds to the list of doping controversies in cricket.
- 10:27 AMYahoo Sports — UAE cricketer Asif Khan banned for 15 months after testing positive for banned substance
- 9:13 AMESPNcricinfo — UAE's Asif Khan handed 15-month ban for using a banned substance
"The International Cricket Council has banned Asif Khan of United Arab Emirates for 15 months after the batter tested positive for a banned substance. The ICC said in a statement on Thursday that Khan, 36, admitted the violation of its anti-doping code and accepted the ban for using a banned substance — “a metabolite of mesterolone” — in an out-of-competition test conducted in September 2025.
"The ban is effective from September 8, 2025 and will run till December 7, 2026
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External links- Yahoo SportsAug 27, 2026, 10:27 AMUAE cricketer Asif Khan banned for 15 months after testing positive for banned substance
The International Cricket Council has banned Asif Khan of United Arab Emirates for 15 months after the batter tested positive for a banned substance. The ICC said in a statement on Thursday that Khan, 36, admitted the violation of its anti-doping code and accepted the ban for using a banned substance — “a metabolite of mesterolone” — in an out-of-competition test conducted in September 2025.
- ESPNcricinfoAug 27, 2026, 9:13 AMUAE's Asif Khan handed 15-month ban for using a banned substance
The ban is effective from September 8, 2025 and will run till December 7, 2026
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