Gazi likely to work with coaches that helped Razzak

"We will only send him for a final test when we are confirmed that he is clear"

“We will only send him for a final test when we are confirmed that he is clear”

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The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) have announced that off-spinner Sohag Gazi, who was recently banned from bowling, is likely to work with the same coaches who helped Abdur Razzak when he was banned for the same problem in 2008.

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Ajmal working very hard to rectify bowling action, says Dr Sohail Saleem

"There is definite improvement in Saeed's bowling action as the team of experts led by Saqlain Mushtaq is working in two sessions with him every day"

“There is a definite improvement in Saeed’s bowling action as the team of experts, led by Saqlain Mushtaq, is working in two sessions with him every day”

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The Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) senior general manager of medical and sports sciences, Dr Sohail Saleem, has revealed that spinner Saeed Ajmal has been working very hard to rectify his illegal bowling action.

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Lloyd fuming over CLT20’s decision to ban Narine from bowling

"You want to know if this is being orchestrated because if you lose your main bowler then it puts some pressure on the selectors and the team and so on"

“You want to know if this is being orchestrated because if you lose your main bowler then it puts some pressure on the selectors and the team and so on”

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West Indies chief selector Clive Lloyd has announced that he is fuming and can’t help but question the timing of the Champions League Twenty20’s (CLT20) decision to ban spinner Sunil Narine from bowling.

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ICC’s crackdown on bowling actions should have happened after the World Cup, says Waqar Younis

"The suspensions will badly [hurt] the teams whose bowlers got suspended or questioned"

“The suspensions will badly [hurt] the teams whose bowlers got suspended or questioned”

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Pakistan head coach Waqar Younis has announced that the International Cricket Council (ICC) should have launched their crackdown on illegal bowling actions after the 2015 World Cup.

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