Bangladesh U-19 spinner reported for suspect bowling action

Bangladesh youth group's off-spinner Sanjit Saha has been accounted for suspected knocking down some pins activity against South Africa in the opening match of the Under-19 cricket World Cup.

With the 43-run triumph over the supreme champions on Thursday still crisp in their psyche, the news came as a dash from the blue for Bangladesh colts, reports bdnews24.com.

The umpires of the match formally held up the protestation after the amusement finished at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong.

The 18-year-old went wicketless giving endlessly 30 keeps running in 8 overs against the Proteas.

He will experience a test inside the following two weeks at an International Cricket Council (ICC)- endorsed research facility. In any case, he will have the capacity to continue knocking down some pins until the outcome is out, according to the principles.

Bangladesh will go up against Scotland in the second Group A match in Cox's Bazar on Sunday.

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