Zimbabwe Under-19 bowler Victor Chirwa has been suspended from bowling in worldwide cricket due to an unlawful bowling activity. The left-arm spinner was accounted for after Zimbabwe's opening Under-19 World Cup conflict against Papua New Guinea. "Chirwa was accounted for by the match authorities during Zimbabwe's match against Papua New Guinea on Saturday. Video film of him bowling in the occasion was imparted to the Event Panel for audit," the ICC said in a discharge. "The Event Panel inferred that Chirwa utilized an unlawful bowling activity and, all things considered, as per Article 6.7 of the guidelines, he is promptly suspended from bowling in global cricket. The Event Panel included individuals from the ICC Panel of Human Movement Specialists." Zimbabwe dominated the initial match by 228 runs where Chirwa got done with figures of 7-3-11-2. They lost the second challenge against Pakistan by 115 runs where the spinner released 73 runs from nine overs and neglected to pick a wicket. Zimbabwe is third in Group C behind Afghanistan and Pakistan and has one match remaining.