Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan has been reported with a suspect bowling action during the fourth Test against South Africa, which the host won in New Delhi on Monday.
"The match officials' report, which was handed over to the India team management, cited concerns about the legality of the 30-year-old's off-spin deliveries," ICC stated in a media release.
"Dhawan's bowling action will now be scrutinised further under the ICC process relating to suspected illegal bowling actions reported in Tests, ODIs and T20Is. He is required to undergo testing within 14 days, and during this period, Dhawan is permitted to continue bowling in international cricket until the results of the testing are known," the release further state.
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Dhawan bowled three overs of off-spin during the South African second innings in the recently concluded Delhi Test match. Dhawan gave away 9 runs in three overs.
Related Read: India v/s South Africa: Player Ratings
Since he is not even a part-time spinner in the real sense, the ICC diktat should not be a big problem as the Indian captains Virat Kohli and Mahendra Singh Dhoni do not need him as a bowler in their larger scheme of things.
He barely made headlines with his batting, but Shikhar Dhawan is in the news for the wrong reasons. The Indian opener, who scored only 150 runs in seven innings in the just-concluded Test series, has been reported for a suspect bowling action and the International Cricket Council (ICC) will put him through a remedial process. (Read More India-South Africa Series Here)
According to a press release from the ICC on Wednesday, Dhawan has been reported with a suspect bowling action during the fourth Test against South Africa, which the host won by 337 runs in New Delhi on Monday. (India Conquer South Africa at Kotla, Win Series 3-0)
The match officials' report, which was handed over to the Indian team management, cited concerns about the legality of the 30-year-old Dhawan's off-spin deliveries.
In South Africa's second innings, when Indian skipper Virat Kohli tried four non-regular bowlers to break a gritty stand between Hashim Amla and AB de Villiers, Dhawan bowled three overs of off-spin, including a maiden over.
Dhawan's bowling action will now be scrutinised further under the ICC process relating to suspected illegal bowling actions reported in Tests, ODIs and T20Is.
Dhawan is required to undergo testing within 14 days, and, during this period, Dhawan is permitted to continue bowling in international cricket until the results of the testing are known.
He barely made headlines with his batting, but Shikhar Dhawan is in the news for the wrong reasons. The Indian opener, who scored only 150 runs in seven innings in the just-concluded Test series, has been reported for a suspect bowling action and the International Cricket Council (ICC) will put him through a remedial process. (Read More India-South Africa Series Here)
According to a press release from the ICC on Wednesday, Dhawan has been reported with a suspect bowling action during the fourth Test against South Africa, which the host won by 337 runs in New Delhi on Monday. (India Conquer South Africa at Kotla, Win Series 3-0)
The match officials' report, which was handed over to the Indian team management, cited concerns about the legality of the 30-year-old Dhawan's off-spin deliveries.
In South Africa's second innings, when Indian skipper Virat Kohli tried four non-regular bowlers to break a gritty stand between Hashim Amla and AB de Villiers, Dhawan bowled three overs of off-spin, including a maiden over.
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Dhawan's bowling action will now be scrutinised further under the ICC process relating to suspected illegal bowling actions reported in Tests, ODIs and T20Is.
Dhawan is required to undergo testing within 14 days, and, during this period, Dhawan is permitted to continue bowling in international cricket until the results of the testing are known.
"The match officials' report, which was handed over to the India team management, cited concerns about the legality of the 30-year-old's off-spin deliveries," ICC stated in a media release.
"Dhawan's bowling action will now be scrutinised further under the ICC process relating to suspected illegal bowling actions reported in Tests, ODIs and T20Is. He is required to undergo testing within 14 days, and during this period, Dhawan is permitted to continue bowling in international cricket until the results of the testing are known," the release further state.
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Dhawan bowled three overs of off-spin during the South African second innings in the recently concluded Delhi Test match. Dhawan gave away 9 runs in three overs.
Related Read: India v/s South Africa: Player Ratings
Since he is not even a part-time spinner in the real sense, the ICC diktat should not be a big problem as the Indian captains Virat Kohli and Mahendra Singh Dhoni do not need him as a bowler in their larger scheme of things.
He barely made headlines with his batting, but Shikhar Dhawan is in the news for the wrong reasons. The Indian opener, who scored only 150 runs in seven innings in the just-concluded Test series, has been reported for a suspect bowling action and the International Cricket Council (ICC) will put him through a remedial process. (Read More India-South Africa Series Here)
According to a press release from the ICC on Wednesday, Dhawan has been reported with a suspect bowling action during the fourth Test against South Africa, which the host won by 337 runs in New Delhi on Monday. (India Conquer South Africa at Kotla, Win Series 3-0)
The match officials' report, which was handed over to the Indian team management, cited concerns about the legality of the 30-year-old Dhawan's off-spin deliveries.
In South Africa's second innings, when Indian skipper Virat Kohli tried four non-regular bowlers to break a gritty stand between Hashim Amla and AB de Villiers, Dhawan bowled three overs of off-spin, including a maiden over.
Dhawan's bowling action will now be scrutinised further under the ICC process relating to suspected illegal bowling actions reported in Tests, ODIs and T20Is.
Dhawan is required to undergo testing within 14 days, and, during this period, Dhawan is permitted to continue bowling in international cricket until the results of the testing are known.
He barely made headlines with his batting, but Shikhar Dhawan is in the news for the wrong reasons. The Indian opener, who scored only 150 runs in seven innings in the just-concluded Test series, has been reported for a suspect bowling action and the International Cricket Council (ICC) will put him through a remedial process. (Read More India-South Africa Series Here)
According to a press release from the ICC on Wednesday, Dhawan has been reported with a suspect bowling action during the fourth Test against South Africa, which the host won by 337 runs in New Delhi on Monday. (India Conquer South Africa at Kotla, Win Series 3-0)
The match officials' report, which was handed over to the Indian team management, cited concerns about the legality of the 30-year-old Dhawan's off-spin deliveries.
In South Africa's second innings, when Indian skipper Virat Kohli tried four non-regular bowlers to break a gritty stand between Hashim Amla and AB de Villiers, Dhawan bowled three overs of off-spin, including a maiden over.
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Dhawan's bowling action will now be scrutinised further under the ICC process relating to suspected illegal bowling actions reported in Tests, ODIs and T20Is.
Dhawan is required to undergo testing within 14 days, and, during this period, Dhawan is permitted to continue bowling in international cricket until the results of the testing are known.
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