Archive · 7 Sep 2025
ICC Clears Subrayen's Bowling Action
Prenelan Subrayen, a cricket player, was checked to see if his bowling action was against the rules.
Officials tested his bowling and found that his arm extension was within the allowed limit, allowing him to continue playing in international cricket.
Subrayen was reported during a match in Cairns.
This test was conducted at the National Cricket Centre in Brisbane.
He has played in one Test and one ODI match for South Africa.
The ICC has confirmed that he can keep bowling in international games.
Prenelan Subrayen was reported for illegal bowling action.
The assessment was done at the National Cricket Centre in Brisbane.
Subrayen's elbow extension was within the permitted 15-degree limit.
The ICC confirmed the legality of his bowling action.
Subrayen has played one Test and one ODI for South Africa.
- Who
- Prenelan Subrayen, South African off-spinner
- What
- Cleared to bowl in international cricket
- When
- Announced September 7
- Where
- Dubai (ICC Announcement), Brisbane (Assessment)
- Why
- Bowling action found legal
- Player
- Prenelan Subrayen
- Sport
- Cricket
- Bowling Type
- Off-spin
- Reported for Illegal Action
- First ODI against Australia in Cairns
- Assessment Location
- National Cricket Centre, Brisbane
- Elbow Extension
- Within 15-degree tolerance
- International Appearances
- 2 (1 Test, 1 ODI)
Sources
Proteas spinner Prenelan Subrayen gets ICC nod, cleared to bowl in international cricket
Proteas spinner Prenelan Subrayen's bowling action deemed legal by ICC
South Africa spinner Subrayen cleared of suspect bowling action by ICC
ICC clears South Africa spinner Subrayen's bowling action - Telegraph India
