LAHORE: Pakistan’s legendary off-spinner Saqlain Mushtaq said that banned bower Saeed Ajmal’s many deliveries are under the limitations set by ICC.
Both Ajmal and all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez are working to correct their bowling action in National Cricket Academy (NCA) under the supervision of Saqlain Mushtaq.
Former bowler said that both bowler would be cleared before the World Cup.
He said that Ajmal’s elbow bend almost came in the limitations set by International Cricket Council (ICC).
Saqlain said that Ajmal has a minor defect of three to four degrees which will be corrected soon.
Mohammad Akram, NCA coach said that Ajmal’s two deliveries were spotted out of limitation of 15 degree bend during the two One-day played against Kenya in which he took three wickets.
He revealed that Ajmal is working on new ball which will be perfect after little more practice and he will be very handy even without Doosra.
Earlier, Saeed Ajmal had been banned from bowling in the International Cricket during the Pakistan Tour of Sri Lanka this year.
He had given an unofficial test in London but unable to clear. His weapon Doosra was reported out of limit.
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