BENGALURU: In a relief to many state associations, including the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA), the BCCI on Wednesday decided to allow players to participate in the inaugural BCCI women's U-15 One-Day tournament based on birth certificate, regardless of the result of the age verification tests.
TOI on Tuesday had reported that 14 players from Karnataka and many from other state associations had failed the Tanner-Whitehouse 3 method bone tests. Many associations were left scrambling to put together teams and some were even contemplating pulling out of the event.
