Mohammad Hasnain, the Pakistan pacer, has been suspended from bowling in the continuous Pakistan Super League, the Big Bash League as well as worldwide cricket subsequent to neglecting to clear his bowling activity, which was accounted for by umpire Gerard Abood in a match between Sydney Thunder and Adelaide Strikers at Sydney Showground Stadium on January 2.
Hasnain, who is as of now playing for Quetta Gladiators in the Pakistan Super League, had his activity tried in the Lahore-based ICC-supported lab, the aftereffects of which were shipped off Cricket Australia. It was inspected and checked by CA's autonomous master.
The Cricket Australia discharge, on Friday, further expressed, "According to the Suspected Illegal Bowling Action Procedures, Hasnain was expected to be tried at Cricket Australia's ICC-endorsed office in Brisbane inside the ordered 14-day time period and before his takeoff from Australia. In any case, after he and others were reviewed right on time by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), it was concurred he would lead his test at the PCB's endorsed office in Lahore, with results gave to Cricket Australia to autonomous survey and check.
"This cycle has been finished, with Hasnain's activity viewed as unlawful by the PCB's trying research facility and the report evaluated and checked by CA's autonomous master."
The PCB, then again, expressed, that they have examined the report with their own bowling specialists and are sure that the issue can be settled. The PCB will name a bowling advisor who will work with Hasnain to help the 21-year-old redress his bowling activity and be prepared for a reassessment.
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