ICC Announced Hafeez Allowed Resuming Bowling in International Cricket

Mohammad Hafeez

The International Cricket Council (ICC) today reported that following healing work and re-evaluation, the rocking the bowling alley activity of Pakistan's Mohammad Hafeez has been observed to be legitimate, and the off-spinner would now be able to continue playing in global cricket.

Hafeez was first suspended from knocking down some pins in December 2014 in the wake of being accounted for in November 2014 amid a Test arrangement. Following medicinal work on his rocking the bowling alley activity he was re-surveyed and allowed to continue knocking down some pins in April 2015.

Hafeez was then suspended from rocking the bowling alley in July 2015 for a year following a moment suspension inside two years. He was re-surveyed and allowed to continue knocking down some pins in November 2016.

Hafeez was accounted for the third time amid the Abu Dhabi ODI against Sri Lanka in October 2017 and was in this manner suspended in November 2017 after a free appraisal uncovered he had utilized an illicit rocking the bowling alley activity.

On 17 April, Hafeez experienced a re-evaluation of his knocking down some pins activity at the Loughborough University where it was uncovered that the measure of elbow expansion in his rocking the bowling alley activity was inside the 15-degree level of resistance allowed under the ICC Illegal Bowling Regulations.

The Match Officials are still at freedom to report Hafeez later on the off chance that they trust he is showing a speculate activity and not duplicating the lawful activity from the re-evaluation. To help the Match Officials, they will be furnished with pictures and video film of the bowler's rebuilt lawful knocking down some pins activity.

In the meantime, the Windies' Ronsford Beaton has fizzled an autonomous evaluation and is suspended from rocking the bowling alley in global cricket. The quick bowler had been accounted for with a speculate playing activity amid the second ODI against New Zealand in Christchurch on 24 December.

As per the Regulations, Beaton's universal suspension will likewise be perceived and upheld by all National Cricket Federations for household cricket occasions played in their own particular ward, be that as it may, with the assent of Cricket West Indies, Beaton might have the capacity to play in local cricket occasions played in the Caribbean under the protection of Cricket West Indies.

The player can apply for a re-appraisal subsequent to altering his knocking down some pins activity as per condition 4.5 of the ICC Illegal Bowling Regulations.