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Drugs hotline

Following Australian legspinner Shane Warne's exit from the World Cup as an alleged drug cheat, the South African Institute of Drug-Free Sports has a drugs hotline to clear up any doubts over medication. Warne faces up to a two-year ban under Australian Cricket Board's anti-doping policy if he is found guilty of taking prohibited performance enhancing drugs.

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