“Why just target the off-spinners?”
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Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal is facing disciplinary action after slamming the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) attitude towards illegal bowling actions.
Smith’s catch to dismiss Alam is a prime example of the new Law
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The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) have made revisions to the Laws surrounding fielders moving when a batsman alters his stance at the crease.
Anderson will only play the fifth Test is he is deemed to be fully fit
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England pace bowler James Anderson has returned to the Ashes squad for the fifth and final Test against Australia at The Oval on August 20.
Hafeez will not be able to bowl for the next 12 months
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Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez will not be allowed to bowl for the next 12 months after his action was found to be illegal for a second time in less than a year.
Hafeez will have his action officially tested in Chennai on July 6
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Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez will have his bowling action officially tested on July 6 in Chennai.
Hafeez could be banned for 12 months if his action is found to be illegal
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have requested the International Cricket Council (ICC) to test all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez’s bowling action in Chennai.
Hafeez (far right) has 21 days to get his action tested
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Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has once again been reported for a suspect action following the conclusion of the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle.
“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.
“The amount of elbow extension is still over the 15-degree limit”
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After having travelled to Loughborough University to get his action unofficially tested, it has been revealed that Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal’s bowling action is still illegal.
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).
