“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.
Gazi has not yet applied to get his bowling action re-tested
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Bangladesh off-spinner Sohag Gazi has been left out of the country’s 30-man preliminary World Cup squad due to his bowling action being illegal.
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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.
Senanayake could be banned for a year if his action is found to illegal once again
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Sri Lanka spinner Sachithra Senanayake has had his action officially retested at the Sri Ramachandra University in Chennai.
“We will carefully monitor his bowling during competitive matches and view the footage and see if further remedial work needs to be done”
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Sri Lanka spinner Sachithra Senanayake has returned to competitive cricket after spending numerous weeks working on rectifying his bowling action, which was deemed illegal by the International Cricket Council (ICC) in July this year.
“He is going to engage in a rehabilitation program starting from Monday”
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Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal has decided not to represent the Faisalabad Wolves in this year’s National Twenty20 tournament since he wants to spend time rectifying his illegal bowling action.
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“Just because I averaged 30 doesn’t make it a huge train smash”
England batsman Jonathan Trott has revealed that after his disappointing performance during the recent Ashes series, where he only scored 293 runs at a dismal average of 29.30, he has revitalised himself and now feels that he is ready for a second round showdown against arch-rivals Australia.
