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Saeed Ajmal suspect bowling action
Tue, September 09 2014
Saeed Ajmal’s suspension by ICC comes as a huge blow to cricket and its fans
The cricket fraternity perhaps expected a series of tests similar to the ones performed on Murali.
Tue, September 09 2014
How Saeed Ajmal can make a comeback from suspension
Ajmal can apply for a re-assessment at any time only after modifying his action.
Tue, September 09 2014
Saeed Ajmal suspended by ICC: Saqlain Mushtaq promises to help
Saqlain Mushtaq tweeted that he will help the Pakistan right-arm spinner if he was asked to.
Tue, September 09 2014
Saeed Ajmal suspended for throwing: Twitter reactions
All deliveries of AJmal were found to be exceeding the 15 degrees limit.
Tue, September 09 2014
Saeed Ajmal banned by ICC: Full text of official statement
ICC discovered that all Saeed Ajmal deliveries exceeded the 15 degrees limit of tolerance.
Tue, September 09 2014
Saeed Ajmal suspended from bowling by ICC
The ban implies that Ajmal will not be available for Pakistan's series against Australia in UAE.
Wed, August 27 2014
Saeed Ajmal reported for suspect action: PCB prepared for the worst
PCB said that the worst they are expecting is Ajmal being asked to remodel his action.
Tue, September 09 2014
Saeed Ajmal reported for suspect bowling action: A timeline
Ajmal will now undergo tests within the next 21 days.
Tue, September 15 2015
Saeed Ajmal: An off-spinning great who may never play a Test in his home country
Saeed Ajmal, born October 14, 1977, is one spinning great about whom no one can raise allegations of bowling on doctored wickets. Arunabha Sengupta writes that his stupendous record without having played a single home Test, making him one of the greatest spinners.
Mon, March 19 2012
Saeed Ajmal’s action within allowed degree of tolerance: ICC
The ICC sought to put a lid to the raging controversy surrounding Pakistan off spinner Saeed Ajmal's bowling action, saying the tweaker was well within "the allowed degree of tolerance".