Australian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis will not be charged formally with a breach of ECB's disciplinary code, although he has disrespected Pakistani bowler Mohammad Hasnain's bowling action. During the match 14th of The Hundred 2022 between Oval Invincibles and Southern Brave, Stoinis accused Hasnain of chucking through his gesture after his wicket fell in Hasnain's lap.
The top-scorer from the Brave's batting line-up was rushed by Hasnain's 88mph delivery, which as a result, was caught at mid-wicket by Jack Wills. Visibly, Stoinis was not expecting that and disrespected Hasnain's bowling action of chucking. The cricket fans and the experts find it free from sportsmanship.
Notably, Hasnain actually was banned for chucking during the Big Bash League's eleventh season. The Sydney Thunder bowler's majestic journey came to an end after his action was found illegal, and he was immediately sent back to Pakistan for further Testing. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has rectified his bowling style under the supervision of NHPC coach Umar Rasheed.
In May, the Pakistani bowler was given a green signal from ICC and Cricket Australia's Independent Experts to play competitive cricket once again. Soon after he became eligible to play cricket again, Oval Invincibles took advantage of the opportunity and signed the star bowler for the second edition of The Hundred.
It is pertinent to mention here that Hasnain has taken three wickets in three appearances for Invincibles till now. His economy rate of 1.93 runs per ball and the action has not been reported by the umpires in any of those three matches.
