Ireland's Aimee Maguire suspended for unlawful bowling action

Ireland left-arm spinner Aimee Maguire has been suspended from bowling in global cricket with prompt impact after her activity was considered to be unlawful. Maguire, 18, was accounted for a suspect bowling activity during the main ODI against India in Rajkot on January 10, where she got 3 for 57 from eight overs. She thusly got her activity tried at the ICC-authorize testing focus in Loughborough on January 21, where it arose that how much elbow expansion in her bowling activity surpassed the 15-degree level of resistance allowed under the ICC guidelines. "Subsequently, as per statement 6.1 of the guidelines, Aimee is promptly suspended from bowling in worldwide cricket," an ICC discharge said. "Her suspension will stay essentially until she goes through a re-evaluation of her bowling activity which affirms that she can bowl with a legitimate activity." Maguire was at first named in Ireland's crew for the new Ladies' Under-19 T20 World Cup in Malaysia. Since the evaluation window fell in the competition, she must be removed. Maguire made her global presentation in 2023. Up until this point, she has played 11 ODIs and nine T20Is, taking 25 wickets in all with a best of 5 for 19 against Britain in an ODI last year.