“Loughborough University is the latest centre to assist in the management of the issue of illegal bowling actions in cricket”
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Loughborough University has become the latest testing centre to be accredited by the International Cricket Council (ICC).
Cricket Australia’s National Cricket Centre has become an accredited testing venue for suspicious bowling actions
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) have approved centres in Chennai and Brisbane to be used as venues where suspicious bowling actions can be tested.
Ryder has excelled with both the bat and ball in this year’s County season
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New Zealand opening batsman Jesse Ryder has signed a new two-year deal with Essex, which will keep him with the club until 2016.
Utseya has 21 days to get his action tested
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Zimbabwe off-spinner Prosper Utseya has been reported for a suspicious bowling action following the third ODI against South Africa on August 21 in Bulawayo.
Ajmal will have 30 to 35 deliveries closely examined
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Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal left Colombo on Sunday morning and travelled to Brisbane after he was reported for having a suspicious bowling action.
Pollard hammered four boundaries and five sixes during his knock of 63
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Barbados Tridents captain Kieron Pollard smashed a scintillating 63 to not only crush the Jamaica Tallawahs by 88 runs, but also book his side a spot in the final of Caribbean Premier League (CPL).
Senanayake will travel to Australia for a week-long remedial course in the second week of August
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Sri Lanka spinner Sachithra Senanayake will get help from Daryl Foster, who is a human movement lecturer at the University of Western Australia, to fix his illegal bowling action.
“There are no real obvious reasons why we shouldn’t be continuing to progress with our intent around a day-night Test match”
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Australia and New Zealand are highly likely to play the first day-night Test match next year as talks between both country’s cricket boards continued.
Sri Lanka spinner Sachithra Senanayake was recently reported for having an illegal bowling action
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) are searching for better ways to check whether bowlers have illegal bowling actions.
“I don’t know if it’ll work, but I am not a fan of it at all”
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Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen has announced that he believes the idea of day-night Tests is “just stupid”.
