The 25-year-old West Indies pacer Ronsford Beaton has been cleared to bowl again in the international cricket after working on his action.

The Caribbean right-arm pacer was reported for the suspected bowling action after an ODI match against New Zealand on December 24, last year. In May 2018, he faced a banned from bowling in international cricket. Since the last December, Beaton hasn’t played any competitive match including the ongoing Caribbean Premier League (CPL 2018).

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Since then, he worked on his action to adjust with the regulations of International Cricket Council (ICC). Recently, on August 13, a reassessment was conducted at Loughborough University where it was found that Beaton’s deliveries are now within the 15-degree level, the maximum permitted level under the ICC bowling regulations.

However, the match officials can still report if they find that Beaton is not following the ICC guidelines to bowl in legal action.

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During the Windies tour of New Zealand in last year December, Beaton made his international debut and has played only two ODIs where he has picked up the only wicket.

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The right-arm pacer has played 33 first-class games, 30 List A matches and 46 T20s where he has picked up a total of 149 wickets (64 wickets in first-class, 43 wickets in List A and 42 wickets in T20s).

Beaton participated in the 2012 ICC U-19 Cricket World Cup that was hosted by Australia. While his team West Indies U19 finished at the sixth position in that tournament, Beaton had picked up eight wickets in five matches.