ICC is stroking, allows South Africa Bowler to walk free after the illegal action scandal

After being under the ICC radar last month, the South Filadora -AFRICANA PRELAN SUBrayen has been erased from the ICC’s illegal accusations of bowling after a independent bowling evaluation in Brisbane.

The Cricket International Council has a long list of bowls banned by its illegal actions. Throughout all these years, bowls have been banned in the test and the cricket hate, which has sometimes had large -scale implications and controversy.

However, a lucky man who has recently survived the fear of the international ban is Prenelan Subrayen Prenelan Subrayen, who was reserved under similar positions during the first hatred of South -Africa and Australia in Cairns.

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ICC Erase South spinning

After being reserved under the positions of an illegal bowling action against Australia, the Spinel Pretelan Subrayen was called by the ICC for an independent bowling of bowling evaluation at the Brisbane Cricken National Center.

The tests performed on August 26 revealed that the amount of extension of the elbow for all its deliveries was within the desired degree standards established by the international body. The maximum limit to expanding the elbows is 15 degrees under the ICC illegal bowling regulations.

Now, with the action that is considered legal, he can continue to bolt at the international cricket, where he has played in only 2 international accessories. His test debut was against Zimbabwe and his debut in hatred was against Australia.

The bowl with 5 international doctors was not included in the South -African Template for England series.

South Africa has recently registered his long-awaited bilateral victories in Australia and England

Proteas have lost the ICC trophies for a margin very close to several occasions before, but they finished the 27 -year -old drought with their title of World ICC Broadcasting Test Championship in 2025.

Since then, the side led by Tila Bavuma has been unstoppable. Bavuma has brought proteas to his first bilateral victory hatred for Australian soil after 35 years, while later demanding a similar feat against England on English soil.

With a victory of five runs in an exciting second game hate, South Africa won a bilateral series on English soil after 27 lengths.

ICC recognized bowls for illegal bowling actions

Over the years, several large bowls have been banned by the ICC due to the alleged claims of an illegal bowling action. The most controversial name is Pakistan, Saeed Ajmal, which was banned in 2014.

He was analyzed by the human motion specialist, who revealed that his arms became more than 42-44 degrees, which is not admissible according to the rules. Sachithra SenanyaySri Lanka’s former spinner faced a similar ban in 2014 for 4 of his deliveries, breaching the 15 degree rule.

The ex -Pakistan Pacer Shoaib Akhtar also faced a ban for a short period of time before his suspension was annulled in appeal. Johan BothaThe Proteas Spinner, faced these bans twice in his international career, in 2006 and then 3 years later in 2009.

Other prominent names are the Shabbir Ahmed Khan from Pakistan, All-Rounder Abdur Razzaq and the West All-Rounder Indies Marlon Samuels. Shane Shillingford, an old western Indian cricket, faced the ban immediately after its international debut.

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