Ajmal and Gazi cleared to bowl again
Pakistan's Saeed Ajmal and Bangladesh's Sohag Gazi can resume bowling in international cricket, after the ICC cleared their bowling actions following remedial work and retests
'System working reasonably well' - Allardice
The ICC's drive against chucking has gone some way towards rectifying a problem that had "started to get out of control", according to the ICC's cricket operations manager Geoff Allardice.
"I think it's been widely acknowledged that it was a problem in the game that it started to get out of control," Allardice said in Adelaide. "Particularly the umpires have taken a strong stance in reporting bowlers [with suspect actions], and I think the results of the testing have supported their views during that time.
"It's also encouraging that a number of bowlers have been able to rectify their actions in that period of time and come back to this tournament in a condition where they're able to bowl without restriction. [Sachithra Senanayake] from Sri Lanka and [New Zealand's] Kane Williamson have gone through the mediation process and had their actions tested and found to be legal.
"From our point of view, we just want bowlers bowling within the laws of the game, and that no one's getting an unfair advantage in any way. I think the system is working reasonably well at the moment."