Al-Amin Hossain reported for suspect action

[rkt.india]

Do these bowlers get tested by bcci ? I suppose we can afford similar technology and it's better to find them ourselves than getting banned mid series .

Yes, they are once they are called for chucking. You do not need that technology to see who is chucking, but to see how much one is chucking.

[Old guy]

Yes' date=' they are once they are called for chucking. You do not need that technology to see who is chucking, but to see how much one is chucking.[/quote'] I see ..they basically only check suspect bowlers and not everyone but umpires are very strict so I think this system works :two_thumbs_up:

[BlueBee]

No. Indian domestic cricket doesn't let chuckers play. It is more strict than ICC. You are no-balled on field by umpires.

Hell Yeah! I remember my fast bowling team mate been rejected by ACA for chucking :giggle:

[rkt.india]

http://www.espncricinfo.com/bangladesh/content/current/story/796549.html ICC clears Al-Amin's action Al-Amin Hossain, the Bangladesh quick bowler, has been cleared to continue bowling in international cricket by the ICC after an independent test in Chennai found his action to be legal. Al-Amin had been reported for a suspect action during the first Test against West Indies in St Vincent in September. A comprehensive analysis of his action, conducted at the newly accredited Sri Ramachandra University on October 20, revealed that the amount of elbow extension for all his deliveries was within the 15-degree level of tolerance permitted under the ICC regulations. Al-Amin was the second Bangladesh bowler to be reported for a suspect action during the tour, after team-mate, offspinner Sohag Gazi, who was later suspended in October. Al-Amin played two Tests in the West Indies and was also in the playing eleven for the first Test against Zimbabwe last month.