Shakib reported for suspect bowling action while Playing for Surrey

Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan has been accounted for by the umpires because of a suspect bowling activity during his oddball appearance for Surrey in this season's District Title. Shakib was approached to go through examination of his bowling activity by the Britain and Grains Cricket Board. Shakib scalped nine wickets for Surrey in a completely exhilarating Title conflict against Somerset at Taunton in September where the all-rounder bowled in excess of 63 overs and got nine wickets. In any case, it has now been discovered that the on-field umpires, Steve O'Shaughnessy and David Millns, accordingly considered his bowling activity to be suspect. It was Shakib's most memorable appearance in the opposition since a concise spell with Worcestershire in 2010-11, having chosen to highlight for Surrey for a present moment as eight players were missing on Britain obligation. It is perceived that Shakib isn't suspended from playing however he should go through additional tests in an endorsed area inside the following a long time. It is a significant treat for Shakib whose bowling activity has never gone under investigation during his over 17-year profession, that saw him pick 712 wickets across 447 global matches. "The matter (Shakib's suspect bowling activity) has no association with worldwide cricket or homegrown cricket in different nations. The matter is under ECB ward and not connected with ICC or different sheets," a BCB official said on Monday when his consideration was drawn in regards to the matter adding that if Shakib has any desire to additional play homegrown cricket in Britain all things considered he should show up in a test. Shakib was not picked for the three-match ODI series against Afghanistan. He demanded that he wants an additional opportunity to recuperate in the wake of being asked not to get back to play his goodbye Test against South Africa, he wanted while reporting his retirement.