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Mohammad Hafeez to travel to England for re-modification of bowling action

| | Dec 09, 2017, at 10:10 pm

Islamabad, Dec 9 (IBNS): Spinner Mohammad Hafeez is traveling to England in the middle of next week to have his bowling action assessed under Dr. Paul Hurrion, Bio mechanist expert and Carl Crowe, bowling coach who has worked successfully with Sunil Naraine.

Azher Mahmood, Pakistan national team’s bowling coach, who is already in England, would be present during the assessment of Hafeez’s bowling action.

"After the assessment both the experts would devise a remedial work action plan that would be handed over to Azher Mahmood for implementation in Pakistan. Azher Mahmood and IBARC comprising of Ali Zia, Sajjad Akber, Salim Jaffer and Aleem Dar would then work with Mohammad Hafeez under the guidelines given by the Paul and Carl for correctness of his bowling action. The committee would also perform periodical testing at PCB Biomechanics lab at LUMS university in Lahore to make it sure that the bowling action of Hafeez is well within the allowable benchmarks before recommending that he may be sent for re-testing at any ICC accreditation biomechanics lab," read the PCB website.

The plan has been discussed with Mohammad Hafeez, who has agreed to follow it up after having gone through his initial assessment on his bowling action in England, read the statement.

 

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