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May 2009
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Kamran Khan to undergo two weeks of rehabilitation
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Rajasthan Royals fast bowler Kamran Khan will undergo two weeks of rehabilitation for a suspect bowling action, the IPL's technical committee decided on Sunday.
Kamran's action came under the scanner after he was reported by umpires Rudi Koertzen and Gary Baxter during Rajasthan's game against Chennai Super Kings in Centurion on April 30. The issue was referred to the IPL's technical committee after the on-field officials and TV umpire Amish Saheba reviewed video footage of Kamran's action.
The technical committee meeting was attended by former India captains Sunil Gavaskar and Ravi Shastri and IPL commissioner Lalit Modi who were joined via a conference call by Anurag Thakur and MAK Pataudi from India.
Kamran, from Azamgarh in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, was spotted by Rajasthan team director Darren Berry at a talent scouting camp earlier this year. He impressed Warne instantly after bowling one over against the Cape Cobras in a warm-up game a few days before the IPL kicked off.
He was the bowler chosen by Warne to bowl the decisive 'super over' in the win against Kolkata Knight Riders. In five IPL games he has taken six wickets at 20.66, limping off the field during his last over against Chennai last Thursday.
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Singh returns to India line-upYahoo! Eurosport - Cricket 7:19 (GMT) - 4.05.2009Left-arm paceman Rudra Pratap Singh returns to India's Twenty20 squad for next month's World Cup following his vibrant performances in the ongoing IPL in South Africa.
Rees ton as Glamorgan beat EssexYahoo! Eurosport - Cricket 20:27 (GMT) - 3.05.2009Gareth Rees hits an impressive unbeaten 123 to give Glamorgan an eight-wicket victory over Friends Provident Trophy defending champions Essex in a high-scoring match at Chelmsford.
Bangalore go top after beating MumbaiYahoo! Eurosport - Cricket 20:09 (GMT) - 3.05.2009Bangalore Royal Challengers beat Mumbai Indians by nine wickets in their IPL match at the Wanderers. Scores: Mumbai Indians 149 for four (Sanath Jayasuriya 52, Dwayne Bravo 50 not out) v Bangalore Royal Challengers 150 for one (Jacques Kallis 69 not out, Robin Uthappa 66 not out).
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