Mohammad Hafeez: “It has a lot to do with the power of [some] boards and nobody wants to take them on”
Just two weeks after being given the green light to bowl in international matches again, veteran Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has launched a scathing attack against the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) system of reporting bowlers with suspect actions.
Eranga can bowl in international matches once again
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) has cleared Sri Lanka pace bowler Shaminda Eranga’s bowling action, meaning that he is now allowed to bowl in international matches again.
Narine is part of the West Indies’ World Twenty20 squad
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Spinner Sunil Narine has been included in the West Indies’ squad for the World Twenty20 in India in March.
Bairstow exults after hitting the winning runs
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England hit the jackpot when they picked Jonathan Bairstow as a replacement for the injured Jos Buttler as he smashed an unbeaten 83 to lead his side to a three-wicket win via the Duckworth-Lewis method in the fifth and final ODI in Durham.
Ajmal is allowed to bowl in international matches again
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Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal and Bangladesh spinner Sohag Gazi have been given permission to bowl in international matches again after their bowling actions were found to be legal.
Hafeez is likely to have his action reassessed in the first week of February
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have asked the International Cricket Council (ICC) to set a date for all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez to have his action officially reassessed.
Hafeez still cannot get his action officially re-tested
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Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has failed his unofficial bowling test at Sri Ramachandra University in Chennai.
All of Waller’s off-spin deliveries exceeded the 15-degree flex limit
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Zimbabwe all-rounder Malcolm Waller has been banned from bowling in international matches after his action was found to be illegal by the International Cricket Council (ICC).
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).
“Between the upper-arm-horizontal and ball release, the bowler extended his elbow well over 15 degrees during all deliveries”
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According to an International Cricket Council (ICC) report, Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez was found to be flexing his elbow up to 31 degrees during his test at Loughborough University.
