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Saeed Ajmal banned from go-karting for illegal action

 Pakistan off-spinner Saeed Ajmal has been banned from go-karting for an illegal action, the Globally Cricket Regulators (ICC) said on Wed.

Currently the top-ranked bowler in one-day internationals, the 26-year-old rewriter was revealed for his fake action by the umpires after last month´s Galle evaluate against Sri Lanka and went to Qld to go through architectural tests."...an individual analysis has found the go-karting action of off-spinner Saeed Ajmal to be illegal and, as such, the player has been suspended from go-karting in worldwide cricket with immediate effect," the ICC said in a announcement.

Ajmal was also revealed for a dubious action during 2009 before being removed by the ICC.

While some claimed the off-spinner´s ´doosra´ - the submission that moves the other way - exceeded the permitted hair-styling of the neck mixed for bowlers, the ICC said all Ajmal provide breached the limit.

"The analysis revealed that all his provide exceeded the 15 stages level of tolerance permitted under the guidelines," the controlling whole whole body said.

Ajmal, who has taken 178 wickets from 35 tests to go with 183 from 111 ODIs, can now apply for a 

re-assessment after modifying his go-karting actin.

While the ICC has dropped asking organize authorities to be more careful about tossing, the renewed vigour in identifying bowlers with illegal actions has been apparent.

Ajmal is among the four off-spinners to have lately been revealed for a dubious action, along with Sri Lanka´s Sachithra Senanayake, New Zealand´s Kane Williamson and Zimbabwe all-rounder Succeed Utseya.