“After their loss against Afghanistan, the match officials’ report had cited concerns about the legality of Aliss’ bowling action,” the ICC said in a statement.<\/p>\n
Aliss will undergo an independent assessment of his bowling action at an ICC-accredited testing centre in accordance with the ICC illegal bowling action regulations. Cricinfo understands that the BCB hasn’t yet decided where to send Aliss for the assessment.<\/p>\n
Bowlers are permitted 15 degrees of elbow extension while delivering the ball, and he is allowed to continue bowling in matches until the results of his test are known.<\/p>\n
This is not the first time Aliss has been reported for a suspect bowling action. The first time it happened was in 2019, when he had taken a hat-trick in the BPL<\/a> on his T20 debut. Aliss had passed a domestic bowling test under the BCB in October that year. He was also reported during the BPL last year, after which he had passed another BCB bowling action test.<\/p>\n Aliss is known for his mystery deliveries which spin both ways. He delivers some balls from the front of the hand, which has made him a successful spinner. Aliss has taken 60 wickets in 59 T20s at an economy of 6.38. He has played 20 List A matches, and taken 35 wickets at an average of 18.40. Aliss, though, has never played first-class cricket.<\/p>\n