ICC Clears Sri Lanka Spinner Akila Dananjaya’s Transformed Bowling Motion | Cricket Information

The World Cricket Council (ICC) on Friday introduced that Sri Lanka spinner Akila Dananjaya can resume bowling in world cricket after deeming his motion “criminal”. “The World Cricket Council (ICC) as of late introduced that following remedial paintings and re-evaluation, the bowling motion of Sri Lanka spinner Akila Dananjaya has been discovered to be criminal, and he can resume bowling in world cricket,” the cricket governing frame stated in a commentary. Dananjaya was once banned from bowling for 365 days in September 2019 through ICC.

“An Knowledgeable Panel studied video photos of Dananjaya’s bowling motion equipped through Sri Lanka Cricket, as attendance and evaluation at an ICC accepted centre was once no longer imaginable because of more than a few restrictions attributable to Covid-19,” ICC stated.

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The panel concluded that the volume of elbow extension in his bowling motion was once “inside the 15-degree stage of tolerance” authorised below the ICC Unlawful Bowling Laws.

ICC additional stated: “To lend a hand the fit officers, they’ll be supplied with the document, pictures and video photos of the bowler’s remodelled criminal bowling motion.”