Left arm spinner Aaron Phangiso of South Africa and the Joburg Super Kings has received a bowling suspension in the ongoing SA20 for bowling misconduct. The Independent Bowling Action Panel confirmed on Tuesday that his actions did not comply with his ICC rules.
A committee made up of deputy referee Jerry Pienaar, former South African sailor Vernon Philander and CSA high performance manager Vincent Burns released its final report on Monday after being asked to consider the issue. submitted.
Phangiso was reported by his officials during the Super Kings’ game against the Capitals in Pretoria on January 17.
However, according to a media release on Tuesday, Super King has asked an ICC-accredited center to test the effects of phangiso under laboratory conditions. If a review by the Governing Body shows that his actions were lawful, he may resume bowling.
Phangiso has won 10 wickets in his six matches so far, including two he has four picket moves for the Super Kings in SA20. His last game for the team was against Sunrisers Eastern Cape on Saturday, where Phangiso was named the Most Valuable Player as he led his side to victory on numbers 4 to 20. The Super Kings have him 3 wins in 6 games and he currently sits 5th in the 6 team competition.
It is the second time in his career that Phangiso has been charged with suspicious bowling activity. He was first reported during the Lions’ victory over the Warriors in the semi-finals of the 2016 Momentum One Day Cup, but was acquitted after correcting his actions.
Phangiso, 38, has played for South Africa in 21 ODIs and 16 T20Is, most recently in Cape Town against India in February 2018.