It’s age fraud. From cricket to football to wrestling, young athletes are being caught lying about their age to gain unfair advantage. The BCCI banned U-19 player Rohit Yadav just before his Australia tour; after Aadhaar records exposed inconsistencies. Even Vaibhav Suryavanshi, the IPL’s teenage sensation, faces public doubt over whether he’s really 15. Experts say it’s not just a few bad apples; it’s systemic. Parents, coaches, even federations turn a blind eye because of scholarships, glory, and quick results. Bone tests exist but are easily cheated. The real problem? No one’s punishing it like doping. If you think this is just about cricket; think again. Hundreds got kicked out of U-17 wrestling champs. Teams were axed from Subroto Cup football. This isn’t cheating. It’s poisoning the future of Indian sport. And no one’s stopping it. Yet.