Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal has been reported for a suspected illegal action following the second one-day international against Australia in Dubai on Friday, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said. An ICC statement said umpires Asad Rauf and Billy Bowden, as well as third and fourth umpires Zameer Haider and Nadeem Ghouri, had reported concerns over the 31-year-old's action and decided it should be scrutinised further. Ajmal, who has played seven ODIs, must submit an analysis of his action by a member of the ICC's panel of human movement specialists, appointed in consultation with his national board. If he is found to have used an illegal action, Ajmal could be banned from bowling until he takes remedial action and is reassessed. The third game of the five-match series will be played on Monday after Pakistan won the opening match and Australia drew level on Friday. Pakistan captain Younis Khan was fined 50 per cent of his match fee and his team members 20 per cent of theirs for maintaining a slow over rate on Friday.