Australian spinner Matt Kuhnemann faces an uncertain future after being reported on the suspicious action of bowling

The Australian Cricket star Matt Kuhnemann has been reported for suspicious bowling action after the recent tour of Sri Lanka.

Kuhnemann, 28, will have to undergo mandatory evidence, who are probably at Brisbane's center of excellence, where a mechanist will be left to determine if the action of the spinner of the left arm is legal.

The bio mechanist will inform its findings to the International Cricket Council (ICC).

It occurs after Kuhnemann caught 16 WICKETS at 17.18 in two tests, with Nathan Lyon outside the Spinner labeling his teammate 'exceptional'.

Kuhnemann also played the pain, traveling to Sri Lanka only weeks after dislocating and fracturing his thumb through Brisbane's heat in the big party.

“He showed courage to come here and play, I know he is hurting him, but he's there,” Lyon said in Galle.

The Australian Cricket star, Matt Kuhnemann, has been reported for a suspicious bowling action after the recent tour of Sri Lanka

Kuhnemann, 28, will have to undergo mandatory evidence where a biomechanist will determine whether the action of the left arm spinner is legal

It comes after Kuhnemann caught 16 Wickts at 17.18 in two tests, with Nathan Lyon outside the Spinner labeling his teammate 'exceptional' in Galle

“He is playing bowls exceptionally well, I think he has been our best bowling player.”

Meanwhile, Kuhnemann cannot participate in the International Cricket sanctioned by the CPI until his bowling action is cleared.

The CPI rules indicate that a bowling player is allowed 15 degrees of flexion with his bowling arm, but anything else is considered illegal.

It was said that the authorities were surprised in the development of Kuhnemann, and Cricket Australia has committed to “clear the matter.”

“The Australian team was notified of the reference of the party officials after the second test against Sri Lanka in Galle and will support Matt through the process of eliminating this matter,” said a spokesman from CA to News Corp.

'Matt has played 124 professional matches since its debut in 2017, including five test matches and four international one -day.

'He (also) has played 55 Big Bash League games since 2018.

'This is the first time in those eight years of professional Cricket that his action has been questioned.

'Cricket Australia will get in touch closely with the ICC and independent experts online with the CPI regulations. Cricket Australia or Matthew will not make comments until the matter is resolved.