Ajmal has been banned from bowling since September
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have announced that all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez and spinner Saeed Ajmal will get their actions unofficially tested in Chennai within the next two days.
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“I believe it is India [who] has used its influence to try to keep Hafeez and Ajmal out of the World Cup”
Former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Zaka Ashraf believes that India conspired to get spinner Saeed Ajmal and all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez banned from bowling.
Gul sustained a bruised tendon in his left ankle prior to the second ODI
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Pakistan pace bowler Umar Gul and all-rounder Bilawal Bhatti have been ruled out for the remainder of the ODI series against New Zealand.
The University of Pretoria has officially joined the list of accredited ICC testing centres
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The University of Pretoria has been accredited by the International Cricket Council (ICC) as the latest testing centre where bowlers can get their actions tested.
“We are sending Hafeez to a biomechanics lab in Chennai for unofficial testing and remodelling of his action”
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will send all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez to Chennai so that he can work on rectifying his bowling action, which was recently deemed illegal.
Senanyake can resume bowling right away
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Sri Lanka spinner Sachithra Senanayake and New Zealand part-time off-spinner Kane Williamson have both been allowed to bowl in international matches again after their actions were cleared by the International Cricket Council (ICC).
All of Hossain’s deliveries were found to be within the 15-degree flex limit
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Bangladesh pace bowler Al-Amin Hossain will be allowed to resume bowling in international cricket after his action was deemed legal by the International Cricket Council (ICC).
“Loughborough University is the latest centre to assist in the management of the issue of illegal bowling actions in cricket”
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Loughborough University has become the latest testing centre to be accredited by the International Cricket Council (ICC).
Cricket Australia’s National Cricket Centre has become an accredited testing venue for suspicious bowling actions
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) have approved centres in Chennai and Brisbane to be used as venues where suspicious bowling actions can be tested.
The Chennai Super Kings celebrate after winning the CLT20
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The Chennai Super Kings obliterated the Kolkata Knight Riders by eight wickets in Bangalore to be crowned Champions League Twenty20 (CLT20) champions.
