Saeed Ajmal suspended for chucking

Saeed Ajmal failed the unofficial bowling test conducted in Chennai earlier in the month.

Pakistan offspinner Saeed Ajmal says he would prefer England over India to undergo an informal bowling test on his corrected action.

Pakistan Cricket Board will reportedly conduct internal bio-mechanic tests of Saeed Ajmal's remodelled action before submitting official retest request with ICC

PCB has released Saqlain Mushtaq after he helped Saeed Ajmal for a month in correcting his bowling action

A generation of chuckers were allowed to flourish in international cricket because of timid umpiring, said former umpire Darren Hair, who added that the International Cricket Council (ICC) is two decades late in its crackdown on spinners with illegal action.

PCB chairman, Shaharyar Khan, has assured that the board will help Saeed Ajmal as much as possible to get back on track.

Saeed Ajmal is disappointed at being suspended from bowling but is hopeful of making a comeback soon.

Darren Lehmann says it's good that the ICC has started cracking the whip on illegal actions.

Reports indicate that Ajmal's elbow extension during tests had an average of more than double of the allowed tolerance limit of 15 degrees as allowed by the ICC.

After deciding against lodging an appeal to the ICC, Saeed Ajmal is expected to work on his bowling from next week.