Karachi:&nbsp;Cleared to resume international cricket after his bowling action was found to be legal, star Pakistan off-spinner Saeed Ajmal on Saturday expressed contentment and said he intended to play for another 3-4 years.
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&ldquo;I am really happy today that finally my action is clear and all the hard work has paid dividends. I have no intention to retire and I want to play for three to four years more for Pakistan,&rdquo; Ajmal told reporters in Lahore.
Ajmal, 37, said he had set himself a target of returning in April-May when the national team tours Bangladesh. &ldquo;But if an emergency arises and I am required then I am ready to also go to the World Cup,&rdquo; he said. Meanwhile, bowling action of Bangladesh&rsquo;s Sohag Gazi has been deemed legal, the International Cricket Council said Saturday.

Cleared to resume international cricket after his bowling action was found to be legal, star Pakistan off-spinner Saeed Ajmal on Saturday expressed contentment and said he intended to play for another 3-4 years

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