Narine will be allowed to get his action re-tested
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West Indies spinner Sunil Narine has been banned from bowling in international cricket after his bowling action was deemed illegal by the International Cricket Council (ICC).
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.
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.
“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.
Hafeez was found to be flexing his elbow over the 15-degree limit for every single delivery he bowled
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Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has been banned from bowling after his action was found to be illegal.
If Ajmal fails his test, he will be banned from bowling for one year
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have asked the International Cricket Council (ICC) to provide them with a date when spinner Saeed Ajmal can get his bowling action re-tested.
“There shouldn’t be any ‘pick-and-choose’ method”
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Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez believes that the International Cricket Council (ICC) should make it mandatory for all bowlers to get their actions tested.
“Throughout his innings he was very composed and he rarely missed a bad ball”
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Pakistan batsman Azhar Ali has revealed that his side are targeting “at least 500” runs following an extremely successful first day against New Zealand.
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“I would like to request the ICC to give him a benefit of the doubt as his chronic injuries have forced him to bowl [differently]”
After having his action unofficially tested at Loughborough University for a second time, it has been revealed that Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal’s stock delivery, off-spinner and faster ball are all legal.
“I’m hopeful and confident that my bowling action will be cleared ahead of this showpiece event”
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After having made significant progress on his illegal bowling action, Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal has announced that he is eager to represent his country in the 2015 World Cup.
