"Paul assured me after analysing from four different angles that there is nothing wrong with my action. However, everything will be clear once the Bangladesh Cricket Board receives his written recommendations," a relieved Razzak said.

It was learnt that the English bio-mechanic will send his assessment and video footage of Razzak's bowling action within two days and then the BCB will decide its next course of action.

The 22-year-old spinner from Khulna, who was ignored for the ICC Champions Trophy in England because of having a suspect action, which was reported during the Asia Cup, was hopeful of returning to action during New Zealand's tour of Bangladesh in October.

"I'm not frustrated at all after missing the Champions Trophy. I'm looking forward to rejoining the team in without any fear about my bowling action," he added.