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Pakistani all-rounder Muhammad Hafeez banned for 12 months from bowling, as his action is illegal according to the rule of International Cricket Council (ICC). His bowling action was found illegal second time since November last year.
After the period of 12 months, his action will be reassessed by ICC.
34 years old Hafeez had undergone a bowling action test at an ICC lab in Chennai on 6th July after his action was reported after Galle’s test against Sri Lanka.
The reports suggest Hafeez’s action exceed the allowed 15 degrees limit.
This is not the first time Pakistani bowlers are facing such bans. Earlier Saeed Ajmal the world class off spinner was banned because of illegal action. The first bowler to get banned was also Pakistani, the fast bowler Shabbir Ahmed was banned from International cricket after his bowling action was found inappropriate.
There are many bowlers, specifically off spinners who have questionable actions, I fail to figure out why always Pakistani players face bans? Is there a reason behind ICC’s special attention towards Pakistani players?
After banning Muhammad Hafeez ICC must be planning to get rid of other Pakistani players as well.
If we analyze the action of Muhammad Hafeez it looks perfectly fine with a naked eye whereas, there are certain bowlers whose actions are questionable. Indian off-spinner Ashwin has a very suspicious action. I wonder why his bowling action is never questioned.
Do ICC has some set agenda against Pakistan?
Why always Pakistani players are targeted by ICC?
These are some questions which come in every Pakistani’s mind.
After the ban of Hafeez, it is believed that Ahmed Shehzad will be facing a ban from International cricket because of his habit of taking a lot of selfies. According to the rulebook of ICC an international cricket player cannot take more than one selfie a day. So Ahmed Shehzad is in great trouble, either he has to face the ban or change his mobile phone and get a non-camera cell phone.
Sarfraz Ahmed is also in trouble, because of his aggressive batting and ability to hit the shots in every direction, there is a chance that he will be banned from international cricket. As a batsman shall not hit shots in every direction. It is also rumored that Indian team has claimed “Sarfraz Kabhi dhoka nahi de sakta” That’s why his presence in Pakistani team is unjust with the entire cricketing world.
It is also speculated that Hafeez’s batting style is also questionable along with Shoaib Malik and Azhar Ali. It is claimed that their wrists move more than 40 degrees while batting, which is against the rules.
However, Anwar Ali and Yasir Shah plays a completely legal game but still they cannot play anymore. Many teams complaint Anwar Ali for suspected style. No, you are thinking it wrong, I’m not talking about bowling style there’s nothing wrong with his bowling. It’s his hair style that is flawed according to the rules.
Because of his long hair players cannot focus on the game.
Yasir Shah, the Pakistani leg-spinner who has shocked the world with his amazing deliveries, has to face a life ban or get a plastic surgery his resemblance with Lionel Messi is troubling the ICC, they claim a cricketer cannot have a face of a footballer. Moreover, Anwar Ali also has to undergo a plastic surgery because of his uncanny resemblance with Shoaib Akhtar. They both can join the squad after a surgery.
Muhammad Irfan, the 7 feet 1-inch long bowler is also in trouble. Some of the teams have complained against Pakistan saying they bring huge guys we cannot play against them. (“Ye baray baray larkay le atay hain hum ne nahi khelna inke sath”)
Height is a very big issue Umar Akmal cannot play any further because ICC have decided the height of Mushfique Rehman is a benchmark height any player smaller than him cannot play cricket. He is 5.3 sadly Umar Akmal is an inch shorter than him so he cannot continue international cricket.
* This is an opinion based article and it is written for humor purpose only.
International Cricket Council to ban Pakistan
After the period of 12 months, his action will be reassessed by ICC.
34 years old Hafeez had undergone a bowling action test at an ICC lab in Chennai on 6th July after his action was reported after Galle’s test against Sri Lanka.
The reports suggest Hafeez’s action exceed the allowed 15 degrees limit.
This is not the first time Pakistani bowlers are facing such bans. Earlier Saeed Ajmal the world class off spinner was banned because of illegal action. The first bowler to get banned was also Pakistani, the fast bowler Shabbir Ahmed was banned from International cricket after his bowling action was found inappropriate.
There are many bowlers, specifically off spinners who have questionable actions, I fail to figure out why always Pakistani players face bans? Is there a reason behind ICC’s special attention towards Pakistani players?
After banning Muhammad Hafeez ICC must be planning to get rid of other Pakistani players as well.
If we analyze the action of Muhammad Hafeez it looks perfectly fine with a naked eye whereas, there are certain bowlers whose actions are questionable. Indian off-spinner Ashwin has a very suspicious action. I wonder why his bowling action is never questioned.
Do ICC has some set agenda against Pakistan?
Why always Pakistani players are targeted by ICC?
These are some questions which come in every Pakistani’s mind.
After the ban of Hafeez, it is believed that Ahmed Shehzad will be facing a ban from International cricket because of his habit of taking a lot of selfies. According to the rulebook of ICC an international cricket player cannot take more than one selfie a day. So Ahmed Shehzad is in great trouble, either he has to face the ban or change his mobile phone and get a non-camera cell phone.
Sarfraz Ahmed is also in trouble, because of his aggressive batting and ability to hit the shots in every direction, there is a chance that he will be banned from international cricket. As a batsman shall not hit shots in every direction. It is also rumored that Indian team has claimed “Sarfraz Kabhi dhoka nahi de sakta” That’s why his presence in Pakistani team is unjust with the entire cricketing world.
It is also speculated that Hafeez’s batting style is also questionable along with Shoaib Malik and Azhar Ali. It is claimed that their wrists move more than 40 degrees while batting, which is against the rules.
However, Anwar Ali and Yasir Shah plays a completely legal game but still they cannot play anymore. Many teams complaint Anwar Ali for suspected style. No, you are thinking it wrong, I’m not talking about bowling style there’s nothing wrong with his bowling. It’s his hair style that is flawed according to the rules.
Because of his long hair players cannot focus on the game.
Yasir Shah, the Pakistani leg-spinner who has shocked the world with his amazing deliveries, has to face a life ban or get a plastic surgery his resemblance with Lionel Messi is troubling the ICC, they claim a cricketer cannot have a face of a footballer. Moreover, Anwar Ali also has to undergo a plastic surgery because of his uncanny resemblance with Shoaib Akhtar. They both can join the squad after a surgery.
Muhammad Irfan, the 7 feet 1-inch long bowler is also in trouble. Some of the teams have complained against Pakistan saying they bring huge guys we cannot play against them. (“Ye baray baray larkay le atay hain hum ne nahi khelna inke sath”)
Height is a very big issue Umar Akmal cannot play any further because ICC have decided the height of Mushfique Rehman is a benchmark height any player smaller than him cannot play cricket. He is 5.3 sadly Umar Akmal is an inch shorter than him so he cannot continue international cricket.
* This is an opinion based article and it is written for humor purpose only.
International Cricket Council to ban Pakistan
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