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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Henry L" data-source="post: 18442792" data-attributes="member: 260809">128 bowlers suspended by Sri Lanka CricketSri Lanka took an extra step ahead  following International Cricket Council’s (ICC) crackdown on illegal  bowling actions, suspending 128 bowlers from regional level contests.  In  agreement with the ICC’s policy for illegal bowling action, Sri Lanka  Cricket (SLC) set up an administrative committee to review and identify  suspect actions at an early itself.  <a href="http://www.cricket.com.au/news/sri-lanka-suspect-bowling-actions-crackdown-170-bowlers-128-suspended/2015-06-03" target="_blank">According to the reports on Cricket Australia website,</a>  during the 2014-15 local Cricket season as many as 170 bowlers (spin  & fast) were reported for suspect bowling actions from Club &  School Cricket in the country.  42 bowlers of those 170  reported were cleared after they underwent remedial programs of the  action review committee. But still, the 128 remaining failed to remodel  their actions and are likely to remain suspended.  “It is also  believed that having given sufficient time to this date most of these  bowlers will find it difficult to bowl with a legal action and also the  effectiveness of a delivery in most cases may be compromised when  requesting for clearance taking into consideration the remoulded bowling  action, (and) this would be a telling factor if one is to be only  selected as a bowler in a team he intends playing,” the official  statement of SLC read.  Last year in September, Pakistan Cricket  Board banned 16 offenders from playing domestic cricket who were found  with suspect bowling actions.  Former World no. 1 bowler from  Pakistan Saeed Ajmal, was also suspended after his action found  significantly violating ICC’s bowling restrictions. He later also missed  the Cricket World Cup because he went into rehabilitation to  remodel his action.</blockquote>

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