India's Virat Kohli
has won the ODI series in New Zealand. Ambati Rayudu has left the field after winning
the team with a bat. This is the joy of the bad news. Ambati Rayudu has been
banned by the International Cricket Council (ICC). The ban came after the ICC
did not have to undergo a bowling action in the laboratory.
On 13 January, in
the first match of the series against Australia in Sydney, Raidu bowled two
overs. After the match, the umpires submitted a report against his action. It
was about 14 days to test. But Raidu did not give it. That's why the ICC has
taken a tough decision. Raidu will not be able to bowl in international cricket
until he can prove the validity of the action by examining him.
In a statement, the
ICC said, "Within 14 days the concerned cricketer did not test the bowling
action. According to Section 4.2 of the ICC Code of Conduct, Ambati Ryder has
been banned. As long as he does not confuse himself with the test, the ban will
continue.
Usually Ambati
Rayudu is bowling part-time. So far, in 50 one-day matches, only 9 have scored.
Took 3 wickets He has not played in any of the six Twenty20 games. Riding on
the bowling with a 40-ball knock of 40 runs in 5 fours in an unbeaten 42-ball
knock at the hands of Mount Mounganwe, India won the series. 100 runs at an
average of just 100 runs in three matches in this series.
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