Bangladesh, Zimbabwe spinners banned for illegal actions


  • Cricket
  • Thursday, 09 Oct 2014

(Reuters) - The International Cricket Council has slapped bans on Bangladesh's Sohag Gazi and Zimbabwe's Prosper Utseya for illegal bowling actions.

The off-spinners were examined in Cardiff after being reported during international matches in August, and it was found all their deliveries breached the tolerance limit of 15 degrees for straightening of the elbow joint.

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