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Appropriate thread because this whole issue was total crap:
www.cricket.com.au
Spinner Matthew Kuhnemann's bowling action has been given the all-clear after an independent assessment found it to be within the laws of the game.
Kuhnemann's action was reported by match officials during the second Test in Sri Lanka two weeks ago, clouding his immediate future at both international and domestic level.
However, after having his technique scrutinised at the National Cricket Centre in Brisbane, with a member of the ICC's panel of human movement specialists on deck to help determine the legitimacy of the action, Kuhnemann was given the green light to continue playing and bowling on Wednesday night (AEDT).
Green light: Kuhnemann action given all clear after testing | cricket.com.au
Matthew Kuhnemann is right to continue bowling after being cleared of an illegal action
www.cricket.com.au
Spinner Matthew Kuhnemann's bowling action has been given the all-clear after an independent assessment found it to be within the laws of the game.
Kuhnemann's action was reported by match officials during the second Test in Sri Lanka two weeks ago, clouding his immediate future at both international and domestic level.
However, after having his technique scrutinised at the National Cricket Centre in Brisbane, with a member of the ICC's panel of human movement specialists on deck to help determine the legitimacy of the action, Kuhnemann was given the green light to continue playing and bowling on Wednesday night (AEDT).
