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Vincent Barnes sympathises with Subrayen amid reported suspect action
The Star
|August 22, 2025
FOLLOWING Prenelan Subrayen's reported suspect bowling action, former Proteas bowling coach Vincent Barnes sympathised with the spinner as he was reported in his One Day International debut.
Barnes knows this process well, having overlooked the process when former Proteas men's bowlers Johan Botha and Aaron Phangiso found themselves in Subrayen's shoes.
The 65-year-old understands that players can take a hit mentally when in such a situation purely because of the reach such a case can have, as it happened in front of the whole world.
Barnes told Independent Newspapers that there is no place to hide in international cricket and that worrying about the legality of your action is the last thing any bowler would want at the highest level.
"In international cricket, there's no place to hide. You're on the international stage, the whole world is watching. The last thing that you as a bowler want to worry about is the legality of your action," said Barnes.
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