Hafeez cleared to resume bowling in international cricket
ICC announced that the bowling action of Mohammad Hafeez has been found to be legal, and the off-spinner can now resume bowling in international cricket.
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Hafeez’s bowling action cleared by ICC
LAHORE: Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Hafeez has been allowed to bowl in international matches after his action was cleared.
The International Cricket Council cleared the bowling action of Hafeez, and has permitted him to bowl in all upcoming international matches.
Hafeez was suspended from bowling for 12 months in July 2015 after he was reported during the Galle Test against Sri Lanka. This was the second time that he was reported within a two year period after he was initially suspended in November 2014.
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