New Zealand chief Kane Williamson's bowling activity was given the all-unmistakable Friday after he was accounted for during the primary Test against Sri Lanka in August.
The right-gave batsman and periodic off-spinner went under examination in Galle during a Test that Sri Lanka won by six wickets.
He in this way experienced a bowling appraisal in England a month ago, where his activity met the elbow expansion edge allowed under ICC rules.
"The International Cricket Council today affirmed that the bowling activity of New Zealand chief Kane Williamson has been seen as lawful, and he can keep bowling in worldwide cricket," the ICC said in an announcement.
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