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Intense Cardiac Detection (ICD)
There are 9 Codes in which you have to pass 7 to be able to play proffesional sport.
The 3 levels in each code which are Victory - Whitwashed - Victomised
You need a minimum of 7 victorys to pass but one Victomised and you cant pass. This was put into effect after the 1982 world cup where a French player Daniel Hughs was getting constantly whitewashed until he finally got Victomised to the point where he went back to school for the next 30 years try to get his 7 victorys he was close until Nathan Laine whitewashed him at Badminton makeing him a victom again.
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