Overview
- Match officials cited concerns over Prenelan Subrayen’s bowling action in Cairns, prompting an ICC-ordered independent assessment at an accredited facility.
- South Africa coach Shukri Conrad said Subrayen will not play the remaining two ODIs, with plans to conduct the assessment in Brisbane.
- Despite some reports of an immediate suspension, ICC guidance states he can continue bowling until test results are issued.
- On debut Subrayen took 1/46 including Travis Head’s wicket as South Africa won by 98 runs, led by Keshav Maharaj’s 5/33.
- The off-spinner’s action has been scrutinized before, with reports and remediation between 2012 and 2016 before previous clearances to bowl.