The document discusses anti-doping tests, which detect drug use in athletes. It explains that the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) regulates anti-doping testing for all sports globally to promote health and fairness. However, the Indian cricket board (BCCI) has rejected following some aspects of WADA's code, such as revealing athletes' whereabouts at all times. While doping tests are important for fair competition, the BCCI wants to be consulted before testing its players to ensure they can be found within 24 hours.