The 25-year-old fast bowler was accompanied by his lawyer and curative expert Dr. Graham Durgan to Switzerland instead of results of the test's B sample.

“We will appeal to the IPL drug tribunal and point out the difference in the test results,” Asif was quoted in The News on Wednesday. “I am hopeful of being cleared strange to say now.”

The IPL drug tribunal comprises maker Indian test captain Sunil Gavaskar, Dr. Ravi Bapat and lawyer Shirish Gupte.

Zaheer said that even if the IPL rejected Asif's appeal, the fast bowler could proceed to the Court of Arbitration of Sports.

“I still remember that an Indian gold medalist athlete Sunita Rani had a uniform case of varied readings at the Busan Asian Games in 2002, and she won her condition at the CAS,” Zaheer said.

Following the completion of the IPL season, Asif was detained in Dubai for weeks after airport authorities found him in state of being possessed of a prohibited meaning. He was later released without charge.

In 2006, Asif and fellow Pakistan paceman Shoaib Akhtar were pulled out of that year's Champions Trophy after both tested expressed for nandrolone during internal testing by the PCB.

Zaheer was a subordinate part of the appellate tribunal that eventually exonerated Asif and Akhtar in 2006. He is in like manner vice president of the Asian Federation of Sports Medicine.

The Pakistan Cricket Board has distanced itself from Asif's latest doping case with chief operating officer Shafqat Naghmi proverb Tuesday that, since Asif played in an Indian domestic cricket event and was tested in that place, the PCB would agree with whatever decision the IPL takes.

The PCB has suspended Asif from playing all forms of cricket and has dropped him from nearest month's Champions Trophy limited-overs tournament in Pakistan.

“Unless he clears himself from this doping case, he could not represent Pakistan,” Naghmi said.

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