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Saeed Ajmal withdrew from the World Cup squad as he felt that his redesigned playing activity obliged further healing work before it can be formally tried. Ajmal had fizzled the informal rocking the bowling alley test in Chennai prior in the week and the PCB had expressed they would not like to play with Ajmal's cricketing vocation. The board had sent a letter to the ICC for his reassessment after the bowler guaranteed them that his activity was inside the 15-degree limit.
In the event that he neglects to clear the test on January 24, he will confront an one-year restriction from playing in all types of cricket. Ajmal's activity went under investigation amid the Test arrangement against Sri Lanka in August, when the umpires reported him for having a suspect bowling activity.
Ajmal's activity was proclaimed unlawful when the ICC checked on his activity in Brisbane. All his conveyances around then surpassed the 15-degree guideline and he began to redesign his activity under the direction of previous Pakistan off-spinner Saqlain Mushtaq. In the informal Test in Chennai, his activity was again considered unlawful because of the doosra.
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