Corrective work on suspect action

Mahwire on the comeback trail

Blessing Mahwire has completed the six-week coaching period to rectify his suspect bowling action. Mahwire was reported by Mike Procter, the match referee, during Zimbabwe’s first Test against Sri Lanka at Harare in May, but has since been working with Geoff Marsh, the coach, and Phil Simmons, coach of the Zimbabwean academy

Completes six weeks of corrective work on suspect action

Sri Lanka complete emphatic victory

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Defiant Murali to bowl doosra

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