“It has come as …”: Steve Smith Breaks Silence on Australia Star Reported for Illlegal Action

Australia batter steve smith said he was “surprised” to know about spinner matthew kuhnemann being reported for suspect action during the Sri Lanka Test Series. The stand-in capted the teammate to pass all tests to prove his bowling action was legal and come out Clean. “It’s come as a bit of a surprise to me. “I am Thinking of Him. At present, He has to go through the process. We’re confident

Kuhnemann is set to undergo biomechanical testing on his bowling action with the next 10 days, Following Concerns Raised by Match Officeals DURIND SECOND TEST Against Sri Lanka.

Kuhnemann has Never Had His Action Reported In His Eight-Yaar Professional Career, Including DURING HIS ODI Debut for Australia in Sri Lanka in 2022 and His Test Debut, Along with the three tests .

While undergoing testing, kuhnemann can still play in Sheffield Shield or Dean Jones Trophy (Australia’s domestic 50-over-over games) He did not play in Tasmania’s 50-Over Match Against Victoria on Chiursday.

If kuhnemann’s action is found to be Illegal, He will have to Quickly Clear Himself in Time to Feature in Australia’s three-test series against the west indies in june and july. Touring Teams Typically Bring An Extra Spinner on Caribbean Tours, often fielding two spinners when the pitches are Driers.

Australia will also be eager to have kuhnemann full fit and firing for the 2027 tour of India.