Pakistan spin maestro Saeed Ajmal, was one of the most difficult bowlers to face in modern day cricket, and perhaps one of the most innovative one as well.

The Faisalabad born off spinner ended his cricket career today (Wednesday), after playing his last match for Faisalabad against Lahore Whites at the semis of National T20 Cup.

Ajmal received a guard of honour from both sides, for his contribution to the game.

Saeed Ajmal receiving a guard of honour from both sides, thanks fans as he retires from cricket after #NationalT20Cup semi-final between Faisalabad and Lahore Whites. #Cricket pic.twitter.com/5SjXh5A5MH

— Saj Sadiq (@Saj_PakPassion) November 29, 2017

Addressing the media, Ajmal once again questioned the International Cricket Council, over its bowling action ruling. “I believe that only 10 percent of the bowlers could clear the protocol set by ICC regarding the clearance of bowling action,” stated Ajmal.

The doosra specialist further added that he was disappointed with PCB, as they did not stood by my side against the ICC.

Meanwhiile, Ajmal would next be seen as spin bowling coach of Islamabad United at the upcoming Pakistan Super League (PSL).