Aussie spin star breaks silence on ICC probe
Kuhnemann's action was under investigation after leading Australia's attack to a 2-0 trouncing of Sri Lanka.
Kuhnemann underwent biomechanical testing in Brisbane to prove his left arm did not bend more than 15 degrees.
It was reported the majority of Kuhnemann's tested deliveries fell under 10 degrees.
Kuhnemann says he is looking forward to putting the process behind him and getting back to playing Sheffield Shield cricket for Tasmania.
'I am very grateful for all the support I have received from my family, friends and teammates and to Cricket Australia who stood by me throughout the process,' he said.
Cricket writer Ben Horne unpacks the shock news that Matthew Kuhnemann has been reported for a suspect bowling action, and what's next for the Aussie spinner.
'It was a disappointing way to finish what was such a successful Test series for Australia.
'I've never doubted my bowling action throughout my career and I'm always looking to improve the art of spin bowling in different conditions.
'I thought the process itself was quite fair and I appreciated the professional manner in which testing was explained to me and then conducted.
'I'm looking forward to finishing the season with Tasmania once my thumb has fully healed and then getting into my off-field preparations.'
Australia does not play another Test until the World Test Championship final in June.
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