Anti-Doping accreditations for the Tokyo Olympics have been cut due to COVID-19 but the core management team in charge of delivering a drug-free Games will remain intact, the head of the International Testing Agency (ITA) told Reuters. The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) will also be impacted by a 20 percent reduction in its International Observer (IO) team from the 2016 Rio Olympics. “The IOC understood very well you cannot joke around some of the key functions you need at the Games and luckily we were not that affected,” ITA director general Ben Cohen said. “We had a number of accreditations for experts from different national agencies we wanted to invite to take part in running the program and those failed but for the core ITA team luckily this was maintained. “We have the team that was decided at the very beginning, more than 25 on site.” WADA’s presence at the …