DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AFP) — West Indian all-rounder Kevon Cooper was yesterday reported for a suspect bowling action in the ongoing Pakistan Super League in Dubai, the first instance of this kind in the Twenty20 league.

The 27-year-old, who has yet to play international cricket for the West Indies but had featured in first-class cricket for his native Trinidad and Tobago, was reported during Tuesday’s game between Lahore and Quetta in Dubai.

The Pakistan Super League (PSL) release said Cooper had been put on a warning list for the moment.

“Lahore bowler Cooper has been reported for suspect action by match officials,” said a PSL release.

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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

finally???


Truth is..that is on us..cause we saw it for years and haven't done anything that I am aware of ...apparently we like the policy of letting the ICC call us out...and all that will do is put a microscope on all of our bowlers...with a potential stain of .."a nation of pelters & chuckers".

oh well...

In reply to powen001

weren't Cooper and Narine reported / called years ago in the WI?

In reply to sudden

by whom and where is the report and the remedial action taken for Cooper?

We all know about Narine...Cooper..I am quite fuzzy on..pardon the pun

Cooper, Narine cleared of suspect bowling actions.

They were reported during the CPL in January 2011.

In reply to powen001

See above, shorty.


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In reply to Courtesy

thanks, again, mate

In reply to sudden

Perhaps our friend is suffering from early onset amnesia.

This is so fresh in my mind and most definitely yours.



BTW, you are welcome, sir.

In reply to Courtesy

i hear dwarfism affects memory

In reply to sudden

I will check the medical journals. You might be on to something here.

In reply to Courtesy

Thanks mate.

all that doesn't negate the fact that the man been playing non stop all this time while we have been seeing Chucky celebrate wickets.


the letter of the law...versus Justice being seen to be done perhaps.

In reply to sudden

ahm..Froon coming for you tho mate..

FAT TAX in BIM...don't step foot at the airport unless you have a fat wad in yuh wallet!!

In reply to powen001

I am more concerned about the fingerprinting. time looking good for Jinx to get a leadership challenge

In reply to sudden



boy you too clever for the best of us.

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

I see that it's the bad mind Jamaica Observer that carried the story.

I'm willing to bet that if it were something good about a Trini they wouldn't have mentioned it.

In reply to Drapsey

ha ha ha ...

wait..you confessing that you knew or more interested in re directing the focus of the thread?

In reply to powen001

Just trying to bring out our Trini paadnas who are conspicuously missing from the thread.

In reply to Drapsey

perhaps...maybe...you think so?

really?

you don't say...

im shocked you would think so...

who me??

naaah...not at all.


what did I miss?

In reply to Drapsey

I beg to differ, the Jamaica Observer is one of the most unbiased and open newspaper in the world, it has even won an acclaim from international Journalist for its unbiased reporting of news. Much to the annoyance of the J'can public for negative news that are omitted or hidden within middle pages of newspapers in other countries becomes front page news in JA.