Kuhnemann Faces Testing for Suspected Illegal Bowling Action
Kuhnemann Faces Testing for Suspected Illegal Bowling Action

Kuhnemann Faces Testing for Suspected Illegal Bowling Action

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Matthew Kuhnemann, Australia's left-arm spinner, has been reported for a suspected illegal bowling action following his standout performance in the recent Test series against Sri Lanka, where he took 16 wickets. Despite his success, he now faces scrutiny as he must undergo biomechanical testing to determine if his bowling action complies with ICC regulations, which allow for a maximum of 15 degrees of elbow extension during delivery. This is the first time in his 124 professional matches since 2017 that his action has been questioned. If deemed illegal, Kuhnemann will be prohibited from bowling at the international level until he modifies his action and passes further assessments. Cricket Australia has expressed confidence in his ability to clear the tests and will provide support throughout the process. Kuhnemann remains eligible to play in domestic cricket for Tasmania while awaiting the results of the assessments.

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