Aaron Phangiso, the South Africa and Joburg Super Lords' left-arm spinner has had his bowling activity cleared following a re-test, the SA20 association declared through an official statement. The association has additionally lifted the suspension recently forced upon the spinner. Phangiso was accounted for a suspect bowling activity during Super Lords' down against Pretoria Capitals on January 17 in the debut SA20. He was considered to have a rebellious activity in the wake of going through various lab tests and in this way suspended from bowling in the association. The 39-year-old has since gone through bowling activity renovating and healing work under the direction of CSA head of Superior Execution, Vincent Barnes. He embraced a test at an ICC Certify Testing Center at the College of Pretoria, which "noticed an improvement in his activity, and made room for him to get back to bowling." The Free Evaluation report on Phangiso's bowling activity was introduced to SA20's Free Master Board, which comprised of Zama Ndamane, Gerrie Pienaar, Russell Domingo and Vernon Philander. Phangiso played six matches at the SA20, picking ten wickets - including two four-wicket pulls - and completing as the second-most elevated wicket-taker for his group. Super Rulers came to the semi-last of the competition, where they were beaten by possible champs Sunrisers Eastern Cape by 14 runs. This was the second time in his vocation that Phangiso's activity was considered unlawful. He was first announced during Lions' success against Champions in the semi-last of the Force One-Day Cup in 2016 and was cleared in the wake of going through medicinal work on his activity. Phangiso has played 21 ODIs and 16 T20Is for South Africa and last wore the public shirt in a T20I against India in 2016.