オーストラリアのスピナーは、テストシリーズAUS vs SLでボウリングの疑わしいアクションを報告しました

Australia cricket team have been dealt with a blow as Matthew Kuhnemann has been reported for suspect action in AUS vs SL 2nd Test in Galle. The spinner was the standout bowler for the Aussies in the Test series, picking up 16 wickets in two matches. He will now have to undergo an assessment to rule his action as legal.

Kuhnemann reported for suspect action

As per Cricket Australia, Kuhnemann is cleared to bowl in domestic cricket but cannot bowl in international games until his assessment. The test, which will use a state of the art technology and video, will determine if the spinner’s action is legal. Should it be found illegal, then he will be suspended from bowling until he modifies his action and proves it as legal via a test.

“The Australian team was notified of the match officials’ referral following the second Test against Sri Lanka in Galle and will support Matt through the process of clearing this matter,” CA said in a statement released today.

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Cricket Australia pointed out that since making his debut in 2017, Kuhnemann has played 124 professional games. The board pointed out that his action has never been questioned in the last 8 years. Further, CA said that it will liaise closely with the ICC and independent experts in line with ICC regulations.

“This is the first time in those eight years of professional cricket that his action been questioned,” CA added.

Australia’s accredited testing facility is the National Cricket Centre in Brisbane, where Kuhnemann will undergo assessment in coming weeks.