Australian left-arm spinner Matthew Kuhnemann has has his bowling action cleared by the International Cricket Council.

Australia spin bowler Matthew Kuhnemann said it was disappointing to have been cited for a suspect bowling action in the recent test series in Sri Lanka and that he has never doubted it throughout his career.

Australian spin bowler Matthew Kuhnemann, reported for a suspect bowling action, has been cleared to resume international cricket. The 28-year-old performed exceptionally in the Sri Lanka series, taking 16 wickets.

Ian Healy has warned that the scrutiny over Matthew Kuhnemann's bowling action may linger despite the left-arm spinner being cleared by ICC.

Australia Test spinner Matthew Kuhnemann voices his disappointment after he was reported and ultimately cleared of having an illegal bowling action.

Australia off-spinner Matthew Kuhnemann says he has “never doubted” his bowling action after being cleared by the International Cricket Council.

Australia spin bowler Matthew Kuhnemann has been cleared to continue bowling in international cricket after his action was deemed to be legal by the sport's global body following an independent assessment.

Australian spinner Matthew Kuhnemann said Thursday he never doubted his bowling action after being cleared of any illegality by world cricket's governing body. "I've never doubted my bowling action throughout my career and I'm always looking to improve the art of spin bowling in different conditions.

Tests on Matthew Kuhnemann’s bowling action have revealed startling data which confirms that his action generates an optical illusion.

Matthew Kuhnemann's action has now been deemed to be legal and the left-arm spinner will continue to bowl in international cricket.

Australian spinner Matthew Kuhnemann has been cleared to continue international cricket after the ICC ruled his bowling action legal. Accusations arose following a successful test series against Sri Lanka,