I'm not saying he should play before he's tested and his action found to be ok. He'll be tested some time
this month. In the meantime he is playing club cricket in TT.
I'm just saying that if his action is ok and he is bowling as well as or close to how he was bowling before then he will be a huge asset to WI
Did you see the video of him bowling in a recent club game in TT? His action looked good to me. Now, if he can continue to bowl like that and do all the things he used to do with his bent arm then he will be good for WI.
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I'm not saying he should play before he's tested and his action found to be ok.
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This is comparable to "flogging a dead horse"
Anodda testing ...hoping for what ??
a different result ?
Okay let say he is within the 15 degree :
He will go and PELT in the WC
Once Dog suck an Egg , it will continue to raid your chicken pen !
Oh, there has to be a chance he will bowl within the rules. As I said in the article it will be difficult for him to change permanently something he has done for so long and remain effective but it's possible and I wish him all the best. he has a tough fight ahead of him.
If he succeeds then he and every team he plays for will benefit. If he does not then at least he had a career that was very lucrative while it lasted.