The Sinhalese translation of the much important Anti-Dopamine hand book and guide was launched this evening at the Ozo Colombo Hotel. Although many rugby officials strongly think that this step should have been taken years ago by the Anti-Dopamine committee, they agreed that this was a positive leap towards a cleaner sport of rugby for the future.
The book contains detailed descriptions of legalized and banned drugs for players; which will therefore emit the chance of a player taking prohibited drugs without their knowledge. The Sri Lankan Rugby Association believes that with this book, the rugby fans of Sri Lanka will be able to witness pure skill and talent of players instead of results from artificial performance enhancements.
All translations were done by players of the sports division at the University of Moratuwa, along with expert assistance from Dr. Seevali of the sports ministry. The anti-dopamine book will be widely distributed to all schools and clubs across the country, with the hope of a better, cleaner road for Sri Lankan rugby.
