The National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) has issued notices to Indian cricketers Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shafali Verma for 'whereabouts failures' related to their dope testing obligations. Both players are part of NADA's Registered Testing Pool (RTP), which requires athletes to provide specific location details and a daily one-hour window for potential drug testing. Reports indicate that Verma was unavailable for testing on November 7, 2025, while Jaiswal was not found at his designated location on December 17, 2025. After failing to respond to NADA's inquiries in February 2026, both players officially recorded a 'missed test.' They have now been given a final seven-day period to explain their absences. Under anti-doping regulations, accumulating three 'whereabouts failures' within a rolling twelve-month period can result in a suspension of up to two years. This situation is reminiscent of Indian batter Prithvi Shaw, who faced an eight-month suspension in 2019 for unknowingly consuming a prohibited substance.