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January 23, 2006Posted on 01/23/2006 in Bowling actions
Flexible rules
Last week Shabbir Ahmed became the first bowler to be banned for 12 months under the new bowling review regulations. It is all rather complicated, and a mathematics and biomechanics degree wouldn't go amiss in trying to fathom what is going on. Here, Stephen Brenkley talks to some of those involved in the process.
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