Guyana  Jaguars  pacer Ronsford  Beaton  has  been  suspended  from  bowling  in  domestic West  Indies  matches  with  immediate  effect.

This after cricket West Indies   confirmed that the opinion report by an independent assessor at Loughborough University has found his bowling action to be illegal.

The assessment revealed that Beaton’s deliveries exceeded the 15 degrees’ level of tolerance permitted under playing regulations.

Beaton will remain suspended until such time as his action is found to be legal, either by an opinion report from Loughborough University or by an independent analysis from an accredited testing centre, in accordance with the cricket  west  indies  regulations for dealing with suspected illegal bowling actions.

Beaton is expected to undergo remedial work supervised by the Jaguars franchise and can apply for a reassessment after modifying his bowling action in accordance with the regulations.

The 27-year-old Beaton was reported for a suspect bowling action during the Jaguars’ game against the United States last Monday in the regional super50 competition.

His   action was cited by match officials after he bowled eight overs for figures of nought for 37 during the game at the queen’s park oval, which the Jaguars won by 13 runs.