South Africa and Joburg Super Lords' left-arm spinner Aaron Phangiso has been accounted for a suspect bowling activity in the continuous SA20. The match authorities revealed Phangiso during Super Rulers' match against Pretoria Capitals on Tuesday. According to the competition's 'Thought Unlawful Bowling Activity' rule, the issue will be given to the Bowling Activity Board, which would pass judgment regarding this situation and think of an end. The board comprises of match arbitrator delegate Gerrie Pienaar, previous South Africa seamer Vernon Philander, and CSA's Elite Exhibition Supervisor Vincent Barnes. The board has seven days to survey the video film accessible from the concerned game, prior to showing up at the following stage. In any case, Phangiso can keep on bowling for Super Rulers in the mediating period. This is the second time in his vocation that Phangiso has been accounted for a suspect bowling activity. He was first announced during Lions' success against Champions in the semi-last of the Energy One Day Cup in 2016, however was cleared in the wake of going through medicinal work on his activity. Playing against Capitals in Johannesburg, Phangiso got a game dominating 4 for 32, as Super Rulers dominated a tight match by six runs and got two focuses. Each of the four of his wickets arrived in a time of breakdown for Capitals, who lost 4 for 57 in only a bigger number of than seven overs after a going after start to their pursuit of 169. The two groups met again the following day - this time in Centurion - just for Capitals to chase down 123 with six wickets and seven overs remaining. Batting at No. 10, Phangiso struck a valuable appearance of 19 from 10 balls in the match, yet went wicketless with the ball. Phangiso, 38, has played 21 ODIs and 16 T20Is for South Africa, the remainder of which was against India in Cape Town in February 2018.