Cricket Domestic Domestic Ranji Trophy: Kamlesh Makvana ‘chucked’ out Sources said Makvana was reported for suspect action in the league match against Delhi and also in the quarter-finals against Vidarbha at Vizianagaram. G. Viswanath Baroda 12 February, 2016 17:57 IST Kamlesh Makvana is the son of the chief groundsman at Rajkot. - The Hindu G. Viswanath Baroda 12 February, 2016 17:57 IST Saurashtra suffered a big blow on the eve of its Ranji Trophy semi-final against Assam when the BCCI sent out a circular that off-spinner Kamlesh Makvana cannot play the match starting here on Saturday. >Ranji Trophy semi-final Preview: Assam vs Saurashtra The 32-year-old Makvana — son the chief groundsman at Rajkot — has been playing for Saurashtra since 2004 and he has so far taken 276 wickets across the three formats of the game, with 201 in First-Class. This season he has taken 33 wickets at 16.84 and scored 172 runs. Sources said Makvana was reported for suspect action in the league match against Delhi and also in the quarter-finals against Vidarbha at Vizianagaram. He bowled seven overs in the second innings in the quarter-final. Subscribe to our daily newsletter Get your daily dose of Sportstar with handpicked stories delivered right to your inbox! SUBSCRIBE Please enter a valid email address.